Posts by Mr Bob

I take it field scaling will inherently need to happen if you use your scaler to resize the pic, even if 1080i is kept to 1080i, in and out. One way or the other your setup is going to be using the DVDO''s field scaling if you're using...

Gotcha. BTW, a correction. 720p is 720x1280, not 1440. So the correct number is 921,600 rather than 1,036,800. 2,073,600 pixels vs. 921,600 pixels. Still a roughly 2:1 ratio. b

Model 1050. 65W/ch, 7.1. Awesome unit! First heard one on Cambridge Soundworks speakers, where the bass was deep and puffy, just the way I like it. And the soundstage it creates is magnificent. Superb stuff, that Outlaw stuff. b

I don't think your set allows for digital input at all. HDMI is the only digital input that sends surround info INTO a TV set, and your set would have to be equipped for it, which I don't believe yours is. Therefore I think you'll have...

The TV probably only has one or the other as far as coaxial vs. fiber-optic goes, so choosing is probably moot. It's digital so either one will do a great job, and any digital output from your set - which has to come from either...

Nashou - Your saturation looks fine to me. Vincenzo - Your colors look a little oversaturated to me, esp. in the fleshtones, which look a bit sunburned and ruddy. And the blues are just a bit vivid to my naked eye. Not badly, but...

That's excellent! Even I am tempted to get one now even tho I have my overscan down to 2-3% and she's fully shimmed, recentered on red and blue, then shimmed again! I don't miss anything at the edges and have no worries about this...

You too, Joe! b

I do board swaps all the time, as like Chuck I am both calibrator and repair tech. There are very few of us in the country who do both, and even fewer on just the West Coast, so luckily you're not far from either of us. Guess D-Nice...