Hi folks,
I 've have recently replaced my old Zenith 851 to a low hour Runco 852 (Zenith 900x with a line doubler on the S Video and Composite inputs) and am a Directv subscriber. What I'm planning on doing is receiving HDTV via Directv using the satellite receivers RGB output to a break out cable into the Runco. Will this work?
The main question is I've been using a small 4:3 screen with the 851 and want to build a new screen for the Runco. Should it be 4:3 or 16:9???
Is it better to use a 4:3 screen with the Runco even if I will be using HDTV as a primary source? The projector has 10 memory slots for different aspect ratios so I know I can fit either 4:3 or 16:9 screens - What I'm looking for is the best compromise between overall picture quality and not burning the tubes by only using part of the tubes due to different formats.
Should I build a 16:9 or 4:3 screen?
Thanks
I 've have recently replaced my old Zenith 851 to a low hour Runco 852 (Zenith 900x with a line doubler on the S Video and Composite inputs) and am a Directv subscriber. What I'm planning on doing is receiving HDTV via Directv using the satellite receivers RGB output to a break out cable into the Runco. Will this work?
The main question is I've been using a small 4:3 screen with the 851 and want to build a new screen for the Runco. Should it be 4:3 or 16:9???
Is it better to use a 4:3 screen with the Runco even if I will be using HDTV as a primary source? The projector has 10 memory slots for different aspect ratios so I know I can fit either 4:3 or 16:9 screens - What I'm looking for is the best compromise between overall picture quality and not burning the tubes by only using part of the tubes due to different formats.
Should I build a 16:9 or 4:3 screen?
Thanks











