Posts by winterwolfes

Quote: Originally Posted by Ratman Hm-m-m-m... not even worth the discussion. Hopefully the OP will be happy with whatever he/she decides. You guys crack me up. OP... offer $200. If your max is $400, maybe you can meet halfway....

Quote: Originally Posted by BoilerJim The Samsung "A" series is now four model years old (we are into the middle of the "D" series life cycle) and the 550 is only 60hz. The "A" series was (is) a good model. I have a Samsung LN46A650...

Thanks for the response. Everything I've read about this model says that it is a 1080 LCD. Are you saying it is comparable to a 720p plasma?

I am buying a house, and the seller, who is downgrading, wants to sell their 52 inch Samsung LN52A550P. They bought it in 2008. Right now it is mounted on the wall and so they offered to sell it to me if I want it. They say it works fine...

I have a Sony bdp-n460 and a Sharp Aquos TV. When I change the TV input to the DVD player I get a message that says "incompatible video signal has been received..." Sometimes just changing the input back to cable and then back to DVD...

Wow. I've been looking all over for days for this. Thanks! I will try it when I get home tonight and report back. Thanks again this is awesome.

I have a Yamaha HTR-5790 receiver and programmed my comcast dvr 3 remote to work with it yesterday using the discrete on/off codes. The remote works well and controls the volume, muting, and some various other commands work through some...

that's the version i had. did you have to do anything special to get it to work?

I have MyTray set up and the drivers installed for my STB. When I set a program to record in Vista MCE, the channel and recording information shows up in the MyTray Gui so I know it is coordinating with MCE. But there is never a "second"...

I have Vista and my STB is connected via firewire. Using CapDVHS I can start recording and then a couple seconds later CapDVHS crashes. I verified that it started recording by playing back the small clips it did record in VLC. But it...