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it's impractical to use a 8 or 9m RCA cable, that's why you won't find many.
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it's impractical to use a 8 or 9m RCA cable, that's why you won't find many.
I think he’s trying to run stereo sound…is there a www.stereoprice.com?
Have you used that yourself- is it good?Maschine.
Uh no, what have you been reading?Gaiz, is there any truth to the idea that all 4k UHD Blu-ray players suck? I have a tv with Dolby vision and uhd10 and want something that can take advantage of the features.
My friends are insisting that you can’t get anything good for less than $700. I’m thinking of getting the Panasonic UB820 but it’s hard to stomach a $500 player.Uh no, what have you been reading?
I have an Oppo and 2 Sony units and haven't had any issues. As long as you have a decent player the upgrade is pretty noticeable depending on the disc. Like any other video format it depends a lot on the mastering of the source material and correct TV settings.
That Panasonic is more than fine, even the $200-300 range models are adequate.My friends are insisting that you can’t get anything good for less than $700. I’m thinking of getting the Panasonic UB820 but it’s hard to stomach a $500 player.
He got some flack for being an arrogant conservative douche and couldn't take any criticism so he bailed.What happened to NeoAsh? That guy still alive?
Had a Sony UBP-X700 and upgraded to the Panasonic DP-UB824EGK last year. The Sony was already good but the DVD and Blu-ray upscaling of the Panasonic is just awesome and much better. I bought a new player but fewer discs because of that.My friends are insisting that you can’t get anything good for less than $700. I’m thinking of getting the Panasonic UB820 but it’s hard to stomach a $500 player.
Gotcha. I mostly plan on the Criterion 4k releases, which do have Dolby Vision.That Panasonic is more than fine, even the $200-300 range models are adequate.
Just depends on how much you want to sperg over having a bunch of bells and whistles that might not even be supported by most releases unless you're only buying new release reference quality junk like Avatar 2 or whatever.
What for? Some of the venues I’ve worked at use them, but I’m not sure what purpose they’d have in a home system.I have discovered the amazing world of matrix switchers.