I have a Mits 46805 16:9 TV. From what I have read, the internal line doubler is pretty bad. Most of my viewing is DishNetwork and DVD's. When I get the Dish6000 receiver, I have read the non-hdtv programming looks better than with my current dish receiver. With the 6000, do you then view everything through the HDTV input, and the non-hdtv stuff gets converted properly?
If I were to get somethign like the iScan, where in the "chain" does that go? Does everything feed into that, and that goes into the TV?
Basically, I want to end up with the best pictures from
1: HDTV (using the Dish 6000 receiver)
2: DVD's (I currently do NOT have a progressive player, but will get one if that will drastically help)
3: DishNetwork standard satellite TV.
Right now, the DishNetwork stuff looks pretty bad on the TV..
Thanks for any input or suggestions.
-Frank
If I were to get somethign like the iScan, where in the "chain" does that go? Does everything feed into that, and that goes into the TV?
Basically, I want to end up with the best pictures from
1: HDTV (using the Dish 6000 receiver)
2: DVD's (I currently do NOT have a progressive player, but will get one if that will drastically help)
3: DishNetwork standard satellite TV.
Right now, the DishNetwork stuff looks pretty bad on the TV..
Thanks for any input or suggestions.
-Frank
