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I really didn't think there would be one in my area anyway. Can anyone recommend one in any Texas area?

Ryan, When you say,"until the tv is turned on", do you mean when you switch to that input or do you mean when the tv is turned on it causes hiss even when listening to some other source. ie..cd, tuner..anything non-video. The hiss is probably caused by processing. Try turning off pro-logic on...

Can anyone recommend an ISF certified Calibrationist in West Texas area? I sell/install theaters in that area and have acessed the service menus, but havent tried changing anything. Our tech 'adjusts' some of the really bad sets, but I think he does more harm than good. Christopher

Andrew, I cannot use s-video because high-def and progressive signals will only run through component level. It looks like my only option is to use one of the Kenwood Soveriegn recievers that will convert any type of signal to component for a vcr, dss, etc. Thanx for the response. I guess it...

Surely there must be someone out there that knows how to do this. Please help.

Due to some recievers not having the ability to upconvert any type of video signal to anything else, I am forced to figure out a way to convert a compostite video signal to component because I dont want to use 2 more macros to control the system. I have to use component vid because I want high...

I have used Da-Lite's High-Contrase DA-MAT screen in several theaters and it performs wonderfully. It improves black level nicely. I would only feel safe using gray screens with higher brightness projectors (900 & up). Christopher R.

You may want to consider an LCD projector. I personally have used the Sony VPL-VW12Ht with Da-Lite's High-contrast DA-MAT screen in several theaters and have been very impressed with it's performance. It has 1000 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 1000:1. It doesn't have the eye fatigue...

Does anyone know an easy and preferably cheap way to convert a composite video signal to component level?