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OK, so here's the question: do high-end DVD players like the Muse Model 9 or CAL CL-2500 function as well with old, 4:3 sets as cheaper consumer models? I know that sometimes functions (like pulldown) are sacrificed for performance at the upper end. Thanks for the info.
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Yes it will work, the question is "is it worth the money". You will not be able to see the difference on a cheap TV between a $200 DVD player and the top line ones. Of course you plan on buying a large screen TV soon then a good player may be worth it.
Well, I was thinking in terms of getting very solid redbook and 24/96 audio playback primarily, with the ability to add a better screen later. And the set isn't *that* bad, it was a fairly expensive RCA when new and has S-video inputs, at least.My question is still whether you end up watching everything in letterbox based on the player or the software.
A lot of DVDs have both formats on them. Letterbox is OK as long as you are not too far away otherwise the image becomes VERY small.
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