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Okay, thanks for the responses... looks like I need to go DVD shopping... Robert

Thanks for the quick feedback... I guess that having this thing running a lot caused it to go out sooner--yes? So what to do with it now? Wanna buy a slightly used DVD player? :) BTW: it's interesting to note that a very cheap VHS player that I bought in 1994 is still going strong...

I have a Sony 5-disc changer (DVP-NC655P) that is about 1 year old and it cost about $229 or so... Anyway, it will not recognize a DVD or CD... It cycles through all 5 and tries to read... after each one fails the led for that disc is turned-off... until all of ths disks fail... BTW: this has...

I have a Sony 5-disc changer (DVP-NC655P) that is about 1 year old and it cost about $229 or so... Anyway, it will not recognize a DVD or CD... It cycles through all 5 and tries to read... after each one fails the led for that disc is turned-off... until all of ths disks fail... Ultimately...

I have a Loewe 38" Aconda and I have used both the Panasonic RP-56p (?) and the Sony 700p (?) both have worked though the Component inputs (not the VGA input). However, the image was slighly less stable (a slight flicker on parts of the image) and some video noise above the top of the image...

Hey! Thanks for your reply. I did not know that the VGA signal was analog. Also, I did not know that the TVs (like the Loewe and the Elite RPTV) would allow overscan adjustment. Note: although all recent Macs have a VGA style connector the video resolution or pixel dimensions can be 1024 X...

I'm looking at the new Elite's as well.... From what I have been told from reliable sources the Elite is as good as it gets for a RPTV.... It will not look as good as the Loewe but it may have the edge during movie watching (DVD or HDTV). I don't think you could go wrong with any of the new...

I am building a Home Theater system and I would like to have a Macintosh computer in the rack. I plan to use an iMac in rack form which only consumes one rack unit. Now, the two top TVs in consideration are the Loewe (38" 16:9 DirectView) and the new Pioneer Elite (58" 16:9 RPTV). Both units...

Are there any HT (Home Theater) experts or companies or consultants that service Houston??? If so can you make a recommendation? Also, can you recommend an ISF tech in Houston as well if the referral is different than above? I need assistance with: -TV Selection (Yes, I could do this...

We are in the process of doing some home remodeling... We have replaced ALL flooring. In the den (AKA: "Home Theater Room") we now have hardwood floors (Cherry)... Yes, I know that carpeting would be best in terms of audio, yet my wife has wanted the hardwood stuff for many years and I...