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In Reply to: Re: High end DVD and old TV's posted by Estes on December 1, 2000 at 06:23:36:
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.
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