Bepaof8
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- Pete
I know nothing about a video processor, but I've recently seen a few comments that raised my curiosity. Could some patient person answer my questions?
My TV accepts HDMI 1080P input. I do not need a HDMI switcher.
1. Is a Video Processor only for folks with projectors, or would it provide some benefit for those with a 1080p RP HDTV?
2. Does a video processor video-stretch 2.35-to-1 movies to fill a 16 x 9 display, and does it do it without the image looking like it's stretched (ie. do people look like they're skinny and 8 feet tall)?
3. Does a video processor expand the image of non-anamorphic DVD's?
4. Can I expect a video processor to do a better job of upconverting regular DVD's than the Oppo? How about when compared to the upconverting ability of a HD DVD player?
5. Are there any outstanding benefits to a video processor other than what I've asked about?
Many thanks!
Pete
My TV accepts HDMI 1080P input. I do not need a HDMI switcher.
1. Is a Video Processor only for folks with projectors, or would it provide some benefit for those with a 1080p RP HDTV?
2. Does a video processor video-stretch 2.35-to-1 movies to fill a 16 x 9 display, and does it do it without the image looking like it's stretched (ie. do people look like they're skinny and 8 feet tall)?
3. Does a video processor expand the image of non-anamorphic DVD's?
4. Can I expect a video processor to do a better job of upconverting regular DVD's than the Oppo? How about when compared to the upconverting ability of a HD DVD player?
5. Are there any outstanding benefits to a video processor other than what I've asked about?
Many thanks!
Pete