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In Reply to: Help: Low-end progressive scan vs. high-end w/o, eg. Pioneer dv434 vs. elite dv-09? posted by daveemac on April 21, 2003 at 12:55:24:
Your TV can't accept a progressive signal if it's a standard Wega. You need the XBR model. Progressive scan will give you a better picture down the road, but those features don't dictate how the player will perform as a transport. Most low-priced players are terrible for this purpose, but you'll always have to make concessions at any price point.Unless space is the real isssue, I'd stay away from this route--if music matters to you. Even a low priced CD player will out perform a similarly priced DVD player, IME. It's nice to have it all in one box, but until you step way up, music is what usually suffers.
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- You need HD-ready TV for progressive - Mr. Gridlock 15:25:53 04/21/03 (1)
- FYI, Sony makes many Wega HDTVs that are not XBR models. (nt) - Harmonia 09:27:26 04/22/03 (0)
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