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In Reply to: Need some advice - Processor and Television posted by saxguy on April 01, 2002 at 09:09:52:
I'm confused, when you say processor are you talking audio or video?
What is your video source/feed?
What kind of video programing do you watch?Here's a big surprise for you: if you're going widescreen (big picture) on the video monitor, get ready for really really bad video
the NTSC signal (standard definition broadcasts) looks just awful on the big screen, especially after you've seen the free off-the-air 1080i broadcast by your local PBS and sometimes on the major networks.
and your VHS tapes? oh man, are you gonna be disappointed at how much they've degraded over the years...like seeing a $20 hooker in the noonday sun...
so don't get your panties in a bunch over the latest audio processing--stick with the basic pro logic / DD receiver. what you need is some serious video processing, and the games begin at $4000, not including cables.
you'd better give this some serious thought...
If you're the kind of guy who would shoot pure heroin in your veins on a dare, then you're ready for HDTV.
Videodrome
Follow Ups:
I was planning on using the progressive output of the DVP-9000ES, and an HD input with decoder from either satellite or cable with an aerial to pick up broadcast HD as well. I may even consider running my computer signal to the monitor, but realize this would best be accomplished by utilizing either a plasma or projector. I was more concerned with the audio processing - DD, DTS - possible "newer" formats such as DTS ES, etc. I guess I'm looking for one of the "big boy" processors for both vid and audio.
i've been trying to figure out how to get all those cables behind the furnature...you are heading into a nightmare scenerio of hook-up. if you're serious about all those video sources you're gonna need to visit the extron website and find yourself a video switcher...or get something like this:
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