Speakerlab
01-23-07, 06:31 PM
Title tells is all. Looking for a card for the G90 to accept Components and HDMI for Blue ray.
Thank you,
Tyler
Thank you,
Tyler
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View Full Version : Moone or other HDMI card for the G90 Speakerlab 01-23-07, 06:31 PM Title tells is all. Looking for a card for the G90 to accept Components and HDMI for Blue ray. Thank you, Tyler Frank D 01-23-07, 11:37 PM The new moome hdmi card should work. It also has an optional gamma adjustment on it. I believe moome tested the card with a Toshiba player and maybe a Blu-Ray player too. If your Blu-Ray or HD DVD player outputs 1080p then you can go direct. If someone has tested the moome card with a Blu-Ray or HD DVD player then perhaps they can chime in too. overclkr 01-24-07, 12:26 AM Tyler, the gamma bump from the moome card is a must if you do not have gamma adjustment in your scaler. You'll fall in love with it within seconds...... Cliff wm 01-25-07, 12:22 PM I've got a client with a G90 and the original moome DVI card. It has a strange problem - on some scenes (dark, low APL) the colors change, whites go pink. Looks like a decoder bug. It's content dependent and repeatable. Tried two completely different sources. Anyone seen this? Person99 01-25-07, 12:29 PM I've got a client with a G90 and the original moome DVI card. It has a strange problem - on some scenes (dark, low APL) the colors change, whites go pink. Looks like a decoder bug. It's content dependent and repeatable. Tried two completely different sources. Anyone seen this? I've not seen anything like this with his Sony card, his Marquee card, or his external. I've only seen a black crush problem with the HD-A1, but that is a known problem in the HD-A1. As an FYI, we did compare John's (Jean) Sony input card to moome's and John's was better. Dave Speakerlab 01-26-07, 02:00 PM Gamma adjustment will be needed; so it sounds like the card (Moone) will do the task needed. How does one buy a Moone card. Did some internet searching too no avail! Thanks, Tyler overclkr 01-26-07, 02:16 PM Tyler, It's in the display devices for sale section. Cliff JohnHWman 01-27-07, 03:48 AM I've got a client with a G90 and the original moome DVI card. It has a strange problem - on some scenes (dark, low APL) the colors change, whites go pink. Looks like a decoder bug. It's content dependent and repeatable. Tried two completely different sources.Look's like a Silicon Image IC converter embedded VDACs H/W failure. Your client need his board to be servicing by moome ;) Back on thread initial subject : I've ordered one moome IFB-HD card for Sony and will test it on my G90 linked to Toshiba XE1 HD-DVD player in 1080p (I'm still awaiting for the XE1 player delivery :rolleyes: ) John LJG 02-01-07, 02:50 PM Hey Guys: Late to the dance so which card is the consensus winner Moome or JohnHWman's card? Person99 02-01-07, 02:55 PM Hey Guys: Late to the dance so which card is the consensus winner Moome or JohnHWman's card? I've not tried moome's HDMI card, but between DVI cards, I'd take John's without a second thought. Dave LJG 02-01-07, 03:06 PM I have read through both for sale threads with so many people receiving both cards yet I can't find any reviews.. Rick Green 02-03-07, 12:07 AM Person 99 Why would you take John's card without a second thought? What makes it so much better that you would not even think about Moomes's card? Have you compared both? I have Moome's first card and have hadf no problems with it or with dealing with Moome and I am about to buy his gamma card and I would like to know what is so much better about John's card, if you will. |