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Hi Everyone: I'm back online. I got the htpc running again, and got my files and settings all saved for the reimage project in the near future. I played with the image settings. My image didn't appear really sharp at 800x600 (svga). I went up to 1024x768 (xga), but the image actually dropped...

Yes... You are correct. I am in my custom setting (2.35:1) to get the movie into a theaterwide view. Well here are some words of wisdom for anyone of you that are interested in HTPC's. Once you get it setup to the point where you want it. Make a backup image of the computer so if it does...

Ok Everyone: I finally had a chance to update my webpage (www.geocities.com/emaniat). If you click on some of the thumbnails you can see a larger picture.

I'd like to see or demo a DLP II. I've heard they are much better than the first generation units.

Hi Everyone: Here is the link to the Epson Home 10 review in March's Widescreen Review. http://www.widescreenreview.com/attractions/eqrev4.html

Robert: I read the review in Widescreen Review yesterday. I liked their review a lot. Nice home theater. I just looked at your pictures. How do you like your three gun projector? I always thought they had a superior image over lcd and dlp. The old film reals on the wall are great...

Great. I'll have to check it out.

Hi Everyone: Sorry I was offline for a while. Work has been pretty busy, plus I wasn't receiving anything in my email for this thread. Ghosting is a shadow like outline of the image. Sort of what is like when you're watching a regular tv station that is not hooked up to cable, has no tv...

Hi Everyone: I ended up purchasing the Home 10 too. I've placed a new thread out with a review on it. Screenshots have been requested so hopefully they will be available for all to see.

Scott L: When I was looking at my Home 10 a couple of months ago most all of the vendors even online weren't going much below the $1,299 price. I tried seeing if anyone would go for $1,000, but no one would. Everyone pretty much quoted that it was a hot seller from Epson and they couldn't do...

You'll need to use the acronym for world wide web then type the period then type geocities don't forget to add the dot com and finally put a forward slash and then emaniat.

Hi Everyone: Ok... I think I finally got the screenshots setup for everyone to check out. Try going to geocities. Now put a forward dash and then emaniat and it should take you to the requested screenshots.

I'd have to say that it sounds pretty much like what I've seen from this projector so far, but through the HTPC. Some of the older or lower quality tv like dvd's did experience some type of deinterlacing issue mentioned above. Like I posted in my initial review the Home 10 is only an entry...

I would say that it is probably pretty good, since I run standard (not digital) cable TV through my HTPC. It is an analog (non-progressive scan) signal. It is much better on my Epson than my older NEC VT540. I don't know first hand how it would handle a standard dvd player. My dvd player is...

I tried putting in a weblink, but it said I didn't have enough privileges or posts??? Does that sound right? :confused:

Hi Everyone: I had a chance to take some pictures. How do I go about getting them on here? I looked around, but didn't see much. I saw the hometheaterforum/htforum/images reference under the assistance area for [img] images, but wasn't able to get it to work. I tried going to member...

The screen door affect isn't a problem if your sitting about 8 feet back. unfortunately in my new room I don't have that luxury. Once you start watching a movie, especially the newer ones, it is hardly noticable though. I thought Staples was supposed to carry them, but with a little more...

I haven't seen the Home 10 there. I've heard that the S1, which is more of an SVGA presentation projector, has been at some of them; but I don't know firsthand.

I don't know who sells good quality screens at an affordable price. Just surf the web abit. I'd go with a reputable dealer that sells projectors. They might even have a package deal (projector/screen combo deal). I know Da-Lite, Draper, Stewart are the big names out there in the screen business...

Hi: You're both quite Welcome. I guess Epson came out with 2 new projectors or will be shortly. They are what I was really looking for, but are currently a little out of my price range. They do look like a good bang for the buck though. They are the Cinema 200 & 500 series with WXGA...

Hello Home Theater Forum Readers: I recently purchased the Epson Powerlite Home 10 Projector. The reason why I’m writing this review is because there were little or no reviews out in cyber-space for this projector when I was looking to purchase it about a month ago, so hopefully some of...

I'll have to take a look at some DLP's. I was looking at NEC's. My concern was for the rainbow effect since I heard it was so prevelant in the older DLP's. Only bad thing about LCD's though are dead pixels, and pixels that eventually burn out. I had several on my first 3 NEC's before I got one...

How do you like the Home 10? I'm currently using an NEC VT540 for the past 2 years and I recently moved. My throw distance has been more than halved so the Epson and the Hitachi Home 1 were the only 2 projectors in my price range that'll give me a large image that I'm used to in a relatively...