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RE: downconverting DVD player

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In Reply to: RE: downconverting DVD player posted by violinist3 on July 17, 2007 at 22:39:59

Some of the HD players have connections for component. I was told that this would work for playing an HD disc and obviously for SD DVD. Unsure what the overall PQ would be as I suppose it is dependent on the video chip included with the player. If it is better than what I already own, then that will provoke me to buy a player a bit sooner even without an HD display! :)

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Hopefully better SD - violinist3 13:07:15 07/18/07 (1)
Hi Robert,

It would be nice to have improved SD while I'm waiting for my Pioneer Elite sometime in the future.I'm going to be very patient, read all the reviews,wait until there is a great selection of Blu-ray discs, and wait around for a good price.My final destination is probably a Pioneer Elite 50" (the latest)and a Japanese made blu-ray player.

Dennis
- I'm Suffering With A Denon SD Player! :) - Robertc88 09:28:30 07/19/07 (0)
  Actually, the picture quality over component is much improved over other DVD players I've had in the past. It is the Denon DVD1920 universal player. Got it for a good price back then and it'll do for now. My Tosh 50" RRTV only has connection for component.
  
  I can buy a better display and then upconvert with this Denon player in the meantime but really I also await the right price for the display and HD player! :)

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