ARGH! someone recommend an Upscaling DVD player
10 May 2007, 10:29 AM
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ARGH! someone recommend an Upscaling DVD player
PLEASE.
Driving me nuts this - looking everywhere for a decent one and keep getting differing views.
Help?
Driving me nuts this - looking everywhere for a decent one and keep getting differing views.
Help?
10 May 2007, 05:30 PM
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Oppo 981, £189 inc vat & del, will upscale to 1080p, it the dogs' but check the avforums if you need more convincing.
get it from crt projectors, they are the only UK distrib' top service and top player..
Ian
get it from crt projectors, they are the only UK distrib' top service and top player..
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Samsung HD870! Not only is it highly rated, 1080p upscaling and plays Divx movies etc - but it can be picked up for under 50quid!
SAMSUNG's Digital World - Hi Def Conversion | DVD-HD870
SAMSUNG's Digital World - Hi Def Conversion | DVD-HD870
11 May 2007, 08:02 AM
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Samsung HD870! Not only is it highly rated, 1080p upscaling and plays Divx movies etc - but it can be picked up for under 50quid!
SAMSUNG's Digital World - Hi Def Conversion | DVD-HD870
SAMSUNG's Digital World - Hi Def Conversion | DVD-HD870
11 May 2007, 05:38 PM
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So does the Denon 1930 as do the majority of higher spec Home Cinema amps if the DVD player does not.
Don't have much of a problem with mine, SkyHD is far worse as the inconsistancy makes setting the correct time delay difficult.
Cheers
Lee
Don't have much of a problem with mine, SkyHD is far worse as the inconsistancy makes setting the correct time delay difficult.
Cheers
Lee
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Thanks for all the advice folks - in the end I went for the Samsung - £50 as a standby until 'proper' HD is sorted (and cheap enough) seems the best thing. The quality is very good!
Oh, it's 1080i not p, but then my TV only does 1080i anyway, so that was fine (Samsung as well so I'm even saving on remotes)
Oh, it's 1080i not p, but then my TV only does 1080i anyway, so that was fine (Samsung as well so I'm even saving on remotes)
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