RomanSohor
Second Unit
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- Jan 9, 2003
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I have recently aquired an Epson Powerlite 5300 video projector, it's an SVGA projector, 4X3 aspect ratio, but you can feed it a 16X9 image and it will resize it (and looks fairly good doing it).
DVD looks fairly pixellated, however, and I read a review somewhere that said that for various technical reasons, the image needs "anti-aliasing" (I know what the term means, just quoting it because it wasn't my words).
I am currently using an old DVD player (Panasonic A-120) and should probably be upgrading to a better player anyway, so I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on a player to use with this projector? The projector has component, 5-bnc, vga, s-video and composite inputs. I am currently using the component video hookup. My player is not pro-scan. Is that enough info?
DVD looks fairly pixellated, however, and I read a review somewhere that said that for various technical reasons, the image needs "anti-aliasing" (I know what the term means, just quoting it because it wasn't my words).
I am currently using an old DVD player (Panasonic A-120) and should probably be upgrading to a better player anyway, so I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on a player to use with this projector? The projector has component, 5-bnc, vga, s-video and composite inputs. I am currently using the component video hookup. My player is not pro-scan. Is that enough info?