Posts by Clay-F

I just got my hd service and dvr. Everything looks good, but a couple of the menu options confuse me. Should I set native to on or off? How should I set the aspect ratio? Stretch, original? Should my SXRD be set to full or...

I know nothing of that model, but I'd take a trip to the local store and play with the volume on a display model. That might at least let you see what another one is putting out.

The manual probably has a little cleaning section. My Sony SXRD says not to use cleaning products (something about messing up the screens coating). I think a damp cloth with some mild watered down soap is supposed to be it.

If you look on the back of dvd case they might say if they are non animorphic or not. That might help future purchases.

I would take a trip to the store and see if they'll let you play a few dvds and sdtv on them both. That's about the only way to decide what is big or to big. I don't think I would have wanted the 56" based of what I saw when I was...

I personally picked the sony because it looked good on the floor, and the ratings for it around the net seem to be consistently high. As far as SDTV I believe a good bit of that has to do with what you are piping in to it. I've been...

I agree at some point you just have to get something. Part of the reason I decided to go for it was that I know 2 people who recently found out that they have cancer. One only has a very small time left to live. Life is short,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Ken Seeber I have the KDS-50A2000. You can find an excellent list of settings that will get the TV to darned near perfect (save for an ISF calibration) here:...

Hey I see that you're in Southaven. I went to school down the road at Ole Miss... Right now we just have the basic Directv receiver. I'm looking into seeing what the costs will be to get the HD one.

I just got a 50" sxrd and it's been pretty nice so far. I'm a little confused on how to set up the tv and the receiver. I have them all plugged up fine, and I set them both to widescreen mode, but when a show is on that is in...