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Why does a movie DVD look great on my digital projector, but HDTV doesn't?
I am using a Toshiba TDP-T9U projector and have, through Comcast, a
Scientific Atlanta Explorer 3250HD converter viewing only the network HD content.DVD movies look great when shown on the projector from my Phillips HTS 3440 DVD player through the component video to VGA cable. Using the same cable, (moving the component connectors to the HDTV converter) the HDTV content (football games, etc.) looks less than DVD quality. Am I doing something wrong? |
Why does a movie DVD look great on my digital projector, but HDTV doesn't?
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ups.com... I am using a Toshiba TDP-T9U projector and have, through Comcast, a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 3250HD converter viewing only the network HD content.DVD movies look great when shown on the projector from my Phillips HTS 3440 DVD player through the component video to VGA cable. Using the same cable, (moving the component connectors to the HDTV converter) the HDTV content (football games, etc.) looks less than DVD quality. Am I doing something wrong? Your projector is native 720p resolution.. Check to see if your 3250HD is outputting 720p to it, not 1080i. |
Why does a movie DVD look great on my digital projector, but HDTV doesn't?
wrote in message ups.com... I am using a Toshiba TDP-T9U projector and have, through Comcast, a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 3250HD converter viewing only the network HD content.DVD movies look great when shown on the projector from my Phillips HTS 3440 DVD player through the component video to VGA cable. Using the same cable, (moving the component connectors to the HDTV converter) the HDTV content (football games, etc.) looks less than DVD quality. Am I doing something wrong? Network anything is blah. You don't say what DVD materials your playing, but if it's first release major film or similar, it's going to look better than anything from a OTA source. HD or not. |
Why does a movie DVD look great on my digital projector, but HDTV doesn't?
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Why does a movie DVD look great on my digital projector, but HDTV doesn't?
Lost wrote: snip Network anything is blah. You don't say what DVD materials your playing, but if it's first release major film or similar, it's going to look better than anything from a OTA source. HD or not. You clearly have not seen OTA HD. House and Bones on Fox, NCIS on CBS look particularly good. Leno Also. As for the original post, are you certain you're actually seeing HD? The DVDs should be good but the detail on HD should be noticeably better. GG |
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