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In Reply to: Re: The new Denon DVD-2800 posted by Rich on February 27, 2001 at 17:47:52:
1) Videophiles are worried about that 1%, just as audiophiles are worried about that last 1% of performance from audio systems.2) The red chroma bug is visible on numerous DVDs, including Toy Story and Toy Story 2 (take a look at the menus). Any scene with a high red content will display this artifact, and on a sufficient screen size it's obvious immediately. Once you have this problem pointed out, you'll notice it whenever it crops up.
3) What you wrote sounds like a typical review... "It looked great on perfect material". When doing tests like that, no one really learns anything. It's the trouble material that seperates the performance out between players. This is analogous to only using superb recordings on an audio system.
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Follow Ups
- Re: The new Denon DVD-2800 - kotches 08:58:51 02/28/01 (3)
- Nonsense... - Rich 22:48:33 02/28/01 (2)
- Re: Nonsense... - kotches 01:12:36 03/01/01 (1)
- You missed the point entirely (nt) - Rich 11:34:41 03/01/01 (0)
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