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I'm only interested in 4K for classics .. and of course initial releases will include MFL and Oklahoma! and eventually the Wiz and Casablanca etc.... But only hardware news I'm waiting for is when Oppo will release their player. That's the only one I'll be interested in getting .. plus of...

We were lucky enough, when buying our current home in rural Victoria (Australia), to find a home with one of our living rooms measuring about 15 feet by 25 feet. So we're able to sit comfortably 15 feet away from our projection screen (150 inch) and the effect is magic .. especially when you...

Maybe you're right, Oliver .... but maybe the replacements will be a long-term Birthday/Christmas combined project for my children to collaborate on. With my choice of equipment (Oppo etc) of course.....

And even though I have a 150-inch screen I doubt if I'll ever have the economic inclination to replace projector, Blu ray player AND a hundred or so of my favourite movies to justify the change. I'd rather keep my cash to chase the many titles I still want but don't yet have (including the...

Absolutely right, Koroush, I'm not going to go through that agonising cycle again ... not while I"m still waiting for the likes of the Fred and Ginger cycle to come out out on Blu ray, plus The Major and the Minor, plus Tom Jones and so many more .... I'm still waiting to buy a decent version...

What model Panasonic do you have, Koroush? My model is about 4 years old (bought it when I moved to Woodend from Sydney, leaving behind my beautiful Loewe CRT) and it's a THP 46G 10A. Although I'm happy right now with its display, I'll try the changes you suggest ... Downstairs is my 150 inch...

For home projection, would 4k require both a new dedicated multi-region player AND a new projector?

My large National Panasonic Plasma in my sitting-room is only four years old. My Toshiba multi-region Blu ray player is two years old My Epson home projector in my lounge/cinema room is only four years old as well. My Oppo multi-region Blu ray for home cinema is a bit more than three years old...