Brad Vautrinot
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Mar 16, 1999
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- 219
I'l be looking for a new DVD player soon and after looking at all the different threads on the subject throughout the internet, as well as several DVD terms I don't understand, e.g. DVI, I'm turning here for help.
I'll also be buying a new HD TV and it was suggested to me that the Sony KDSR50XBR1 SXRD was a good one with its 1080p technology and no matter what monitor I buy should have 1080p technology at a minimum.
Currently I do not use component video - just S-video as my TV does not have component input jacks nor does my DVD player have component output jacks. Yes, I need some serious upgrading to my video enjoyment but am overwhelmed with what's out there, what I don't understand, and what's best for me, etc.
Basically, at this point, I simply want to take advantage of hi-def t.v broadcasting, play my current DVD's, an occasional CD, and some home-made DVD's made on my Mac. Perhaps later I might get into SACD and will certainly want to take advantage of the new forthcoming HD-DVD's once the battle between blue-ray and other formats gets finalized.
Can anyone here lead me in the right direction so that I don't get hosed buying products that will make me sorry. I apologize in advance for being somewhat vague but I'm at a very confusing crossroad regarding DVD and video and don't want to make a fatal turn.
Brad Vautrinot
I'll also be buying a new HD TV and it was suggested to me that the Sony KDSR50XBR1 SXRD was a good one with its 1080p technology and no matter what monitor I buy should have 1080p technology at a minimum.
Currently I do not use component video - just S-video as my TV does not have component input jacks nor does my DVD player have component output jacks. Yes, I need some serious upgrading to my video enjoyment but am overwhelmed with what's out there, what I don't understand, and what's best for me, etc.
Basically, at this point, I simply want to take advantage of hi-def t.v broadcasting, play my current DVD's, an occasional CD, and some home-made DVD's made on my Mac. Perhaps later I might get into SACD and will certainly want to take advantage of the new forthcoming HD-DVD's once the battle between blue-ray and other formats gets finalized.
Can anyone here lead me in the right direction so that I don't get hosed buying products that will make me sorry. I apologize in advance for being somewhat vague but I'm at a very confusing crossroad regarding DVD and video and don't want to make a fatal turn.
Brad Vautrinot