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In Reply to: Video processing - better done in DVD player or Projector ? posted by oscar on July 2, 2003 at 18:13:46:
If you get a high-end dvd player (Ayre, Krell, etc.) you will probably be best using the internal scaler. With a cheap unit it would seem prudent to use the projector's scaler (or else an outboard unit -- an expensive alternative but ultimately likely the best option). Of course, it'll depend on your projector quality as well.If you use a model such as I do (Samsung dvd player) then it just isn't that big of a deal either way in my experience (I use component outs to my sharp z10000 projector). If I finally upgrade to a fancy dvd player, I suspect it'll make more of a difference.
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- as with anything, depends on the price - chris e. 00:16:32 07/03/03 (2)
- the Sharp Z10000 was at the top of my short list. - oscar 05:17:06 07/03/03 (1)
- trip to Tokyo... - chris e. 13:10:03 07/03/03 (0)
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