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RE: blue ray player and netflix

Posted by dbphd on December 13, 2009 at 10:58:27:
Netflix by mail is very easy. They send you an envelop with a disc that you use to return the disc after viewing. In addition they also provide movies online via a PS3 or Xbox. Neat stuff.

Our Blu-ray player is a Sony PS3-80. The output of the PS3 and DirecTV HD-DVR go via HDMI to a DVDO Edge video processor, thence via HDMI to our projector. 1080p on a 100" screen is a delight.

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