Jeff,
this is from a total HTPC newbie, so take it for what its worth. I have only used a Dell laptop and WinDVD with my UP-1100.
I used a 1024x768 res and a 75Hz refresh rate. I think that the going theory is that a higher refresh rate will help reduce rainbows, but I really only see them rarely, independent of the source.
I dont have Powerstrip, but you might want to try 72Hz - which is a convenient multiple of the 24fps used for film.
Any initial comments? I am really want to go htcp eventually, but am also considering short-term options (iscan/skyworth, ??).
How does you initial DVD quality compare to HD on the 1100?
Good Luck,
-jeff j
this is from a total HTPC newbie, so take it for what its worth. I have only used a Dell laptop and WinDVD with my UP-1100.
I used a 1024x768 res and a 75Hz refresh rate. I think that the going theory is that a higher refresh rate will help reduce rainbows, but I really only see them rarely, independent of the source.
I dont have Powerstrip, but you might want to try 72Hz - which is a convenient multiple of the 24fps used for film.
Any initial comments? I am really want to go htcp eventually, but am also considering short-term options (iscan/skyworth, ??).
How does you initial DVD quality compare to HD on the 1100?
Good Luck,
-jeff j
