snash22
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This is an excellent thread!
I am on the verge of a HDTV purchase and this component approach sounds logical, money saving in the long term, but expensive in the short term. I'm wondering whether this can be done "on the cheap" for now, and improved as time goes on.
I currently have an old DVD player, no HDMI outputs. I plan on buying a 46 - 56" HDTV in the next 6 months.
If I ensure the HDTV accepts native 1080p and the new DVD player outputs native 480i via HDMI, is there a low budget VP that I could put between them that would be worth the money?
Also, I can save money by getting a 720p HDTV rather than a 1080p, freeing up cash for a VP. Which is the bigger improvement, 1080p or 720p via VP?
I am on the verge of a HDTV purchase and this component approach sounds logical, money saving in the long term, but expensive in the short term. I'm wondering whether this can be done "on the cheap" for now, and improved as time goes on.
I currently have an old DVD player, no HDMI outputs. I plan on buying a 46 - 56" HDTV in the next 6 months.
If I ensure the HDTV accepts native 1080p and the new DVD player outputs native 480i via HDMI, is there a low budget VP that I could put between them that would be worth the money?
Also, I can save money by getting a 720p HDTV rather than a 1080p, freeing up cash for a VP. Which is the bigger improvement, 1080p or 720p via VP?