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On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 07:18:59 -0700, Arny Krueger wrote
(in article ): "Audio Empire" wrote in message ... I've also yet to buy a Blu-Ray player. I enjoy the HD programming on my HDTV from my AppleTV and my DirecTV satellite system, but I don't see enough value in HD via Blu-Ray to justify paying $40 for a Blu-Ray copy of a film that I can get in regular DVD for $20. Since my physical media watching is primarily via Netflix, the tariff per disc is only about $2 each. IME, Blu Ray is a mixed bag. Some are as gorgeous as the other posters say, and some might even be a little substandard if they were DVDs. Again IME my ca. $100 Blu Ray player does an outstanding job of upscaling DVDs. Not and issue for me for two reasons: 1) I already have an up-scaling DVD player that also plays (and up-scales) PAL. Since I buy a lot of motorsport DVDs from England, I need that feature. 2) My Pioneer Elite 58" HDTV is more than 10 years old (I bought it '99). It doesn't have an HDMI interface and has only component inputs. All modern up-sampling players require HDMI to up-sample |
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