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Author: NANA
Date: Jan 18, 2007 04:59
"Pyriform" nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:k72dnReFxedu9zLYnZ2dnUVZ8tignZ2d@pipex.net...> NA wrote:
>> I have ordered the amp but something has just been pointed out to be
>> with regards to the speakers.
>>
>> They don't come with a sub woofer, I can't believe I missed that!!
>>
>> Pioneer do do a S-V810A but the cost is astronomical.
>>
>> The sub alone is
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Author: PyriformPyriform
Date: Jan 18, 2007 04:40
NA wrote:
> I have ordered the amp but something has just been pointed out to be
> with regards to the speakers.
>
> They don't come with a sub woofer, I can't believe I missed that!!
>
> Pioneer do do a S-V810A but the cost is astronomical.
>
> The sub alone is
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Author: smartydsmartyd
Date: Jan 18, 2007 00:51
I recently purchased the Panasonic DMR-EX85 DVD recorder with HDMI up
conversion expecting a better picture on my Toshiba 37" LCD TV 37WL66
via the HDMI cable.
However I can see no picture improvement no matter what HDMI video
format that I set on the DVD recorder.
Has anyone else experienced the same problem, or as a newbe to HD am I
doing something wrong?
Cheers, James
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Author: DavidDavid
Date: Jan 17, 2007 08:52
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> David wrote:
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>> Tried a popular site for a MR hack but Pioneers not there, any ideas?
Interesting thankyou.
It is a complecated one I see, that is no doubt why my usual site does not
have piomeer models on.
Strangely most of the suppliers are suppling MR players and few and far
between are region 2 only. Can't see all these supliers doing this
proceedure, so can only guess most are coming out of the factory MR. I
will make sure the one I get is a MR.
Thanks
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Author: DavidDavid
Date: Jan 17, 2007 05:26
Tried a popular site for a MR hack but Pioneers not there, any ideas?
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Regards,
David
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Author: John HowellsJohn Howells
Date: Jan 16, 2007 06:22
"Shug" yahoo.co.uk> wrote
> Apart from the misleading ad, can I assume my TV documentation isn't
> accurate as well then?
>
> It says RGB via SCART. Since I'm a newbie to these different video
> standards, I thought RGB and component were the same, and that it was
> providing a SCART socket rather than an additional three component
> input sockets?
In terms of quality component and SCART RGB should be about the same. The
display conversion from one to the other is a simple mathematical process,
as described at http://www.fourcc.org/fccyvrgb.php. However, the sync signal
is carried on the luminance (Y) signal in component and on a separate pin
for SCART RGB, so as well as performing the arithmetic a conversion unit
must extract the sync signal. The only reason for a difference in quality
would be if the designer were to mess up the conversion electronics!
> So are RGB and component different, and does my TV therefore NOT accept
> component input?
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Author: NANA
Date: Jan 16, 2007 06:01
> NA wrote:
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> Manufacturers are usually "economical with the truth" about output power.
> In the absence of any other information, I would interpret those figures
> as meaning that any one channel, fully driven alone, could deliver 150W
> RMS into the specified speaker impedance, probably across the entire audio
> frequency range (say 20Hz to 20kHz). The 130W + 130W means that the two
> front channels could be driven together at that power (e.g in a stereo ...
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Author: Dave Plowman (News)Dave Plowman (News)
Date: Jan 16, 2007 05:12
> So are RGB and component different, and does my TV therefore NOT accept
> component input?
RGB consists of the three primary colours distributed separately and at
full bandwidth. Usually needs a separate syncs feed too as in a SCART -
although these are sometimes combined with green for other uses.
Component derives from a system designed for pro analogue tape recorders
to reduce the bandwidth needed for RGB while given good results. Basically
you have still three circuits - Luminance (R+G+B) at full bandwidth and
two colour difference signals at lower bandwidth which by simple matrixing
with the luminance produce the third. Colour information doesn't need the
same bandwidth in analogue as the detail is provided by the luminance
signal. All a bit irrelevant with digits, though, and I'm not quite clear
why some countries prefer components to RGB for domestic use.
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*Work is for people who don't know how to fish.
Dave Plowman dave@ davenoise.co.uk London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.
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Author: PyriformPyriform
Date: Jan 16, 2007 05:06
Resident Drunk wrote:
> As has been mentioned elsewhere - the CheatHD label appears to have
> been invented this weekend by the DE, but then they probably have
> quite a large inventing things department and let the trainees work on
> electronics names this until they are old enough to do
> immigration/crime figures and Diana cover-ups.
I'm reminded of the lines from the John Cooper Clarke poem of the early
1980's:
"I've seen all kinds of ugliness in hideous excess
But I've never seen a nipple in the Daily Express"
Hmm. Found some purported lyrics here, but the penultimate line (at least)
is different. I guess he'd refined the words by the time I saw him live:
http://www.cyberspike.com/clarke/nipple.html
> Anyway, the DVD is very good at what it does, I am feeding an AE700
> with it and I am very pleased.
As a matter of interest, what firmware version does your projector have? I
know some people have upgraded using a special cable, and I'm wondering if
that's worth doing if I eventually need to use the HDMI port. Quite happy
with component at present.
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