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In Reply to: Time Warner HDTV/DVI posted by Babydoc on March 3, 2004 at 12:55:04:

I picked up the TWC (NYC) Pioneer HDTV box yesterday and connected it via DVI. HDTV picture quality is stunning to very good depending on the channel or broadcast. Now, if I can find a way to get rid of the black side bars on some of the HDTV broadcast channels, I'd be a happy camper. BTW, this is a large box at least compared to the SA digital cable box the PIO replaced.
Based on the folks at AVS Forum, if you have a DVI capaple DVD player with upsampling, use the DVI input for DVD. Apparently, upsampling DVD video to 1080i via DVI produces a stunning picture and far superior to component. With regard to cable broadcasts, some prefer the hi-def picture via component but I haven't read of dramatic differences between the connections.
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Topic - Time Warner HDTV/DVI - Babydoc 12:55:04 03/03/04 (7)

Re: Time Warner HDTV/DVI - dransifl 19:32:35 04/10/04 (0)

Yes, it does. - Jetsons 07:09:21 03/07/04 (0)

Pioneer box has it. - JLivermore 08:02:49 03/05/04 (0)

Re: Time Warner HDTV/DVI - Paul in Sterling 03:18:41 03/04/04 (0)

Re: Time Warner HDTV/DVI - bchasteen@cfl.rr.com 16:35:59 03/03/04 (0)

Re: Time Warner HDTV/DVI - JonThomasDesigns 16:35:55 03/03/04 (1)

Re: Time Warner HDTV/DVI - jaypeebee 03:59:29 03/09/04 (0)

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Yes, it does. - Jetsons 07:09:21 03/07/04 (0)

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