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Originally Posted by DarinJ 
Does the P50VT20 have upscaling to 1080p built in or do I need my receiver to provide that capability?
Will the BDT100 blue-ray player upscale my DVD's to 1080p?
Will AT&T Uverse's HD DVR upscale (I don't have their HD service yet)?
I'm buying the P50VT20 bundle today and I'm trying to decide what receiver to pair up to it. My room only works for 5.1 and I've been looking at the Denon AVR-591. It will convert analog video to HDMI output but does not do video upscaling to 1080p. I want to be able to play non-1080p sources (family Hi-8 and Mini-D video) and non-HD broadcast TV and upscale to 1080p for a decent picture.
Also, what would be the optimum wiring? I'm thinking HDMI between TV and Receiver and Blue-Ray and DVR to the Receiver via HDMI.

Does the P50VT20 have upscaling to 1080p built in or do I need my receiver to provide that capability?
Will the BDT100 blue-ray player upscale my DVD's to 1080p?
Will AT&T Uverse's HD DVR upscale (I don't have their HD service yet)?
I'm buying the P50VT20 bundle today and I'm trying to decide what receiver to pair up to it. My room only works for 5.1 and I've been looking at the Denon AVR-591. It will convert analog video to HDMI output but does not do video upscaling to 1080p. I want to be able to play non-1080p sources (family Hi-8 and Mini-D video) and non-HD broadcast TV and upscale to 1080p for a decent picture.
Also, what would be the optimum wiring? I'm thinking HDMI between TV and Receiver and Blue-Ray and DVR to the Receiver via HDMI.
The VT20 will upscale but it does a lousy job. The BDT100 will upscale your DVD's to 1080p and it does a pretty good job. I'm not familiar with AT&T's DVR but I haven't seen one yet that doesn't upscale to at least 1080i (my Motorola DVR does a decient job). I have a Pioneer VSX-1120 AVR which does an excellent job of upscaling all SD sources. I went with that model specifically because of its Marvell processor - knowing the Panasonic VT series does not do a good job of upscaling standard def (I have a VT25 with the BDT100).
























