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Posted by GMAN on 10/25/05 17:29
In article <435ce4ed.86022968@news-server.houston.rr.com>, spam@uce.gov wrote:
>On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 03:39:08 GMT, Phil Wheeler <w6tuh-ng4@yahoo.com>
>wrote:
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>>>>>Will your DVDR fit on your nightstand?
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>>>>Under it, actually. But it is in the LR with the HD set; only a player
>>>>in the bedroom under the nightstand.
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>>> I prefer to be in the den near the keg I have in my spare
>>> refrigerator.
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>>> A couple of steins and I don't notice the picture quality.
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>>I can toast to that, Bob :)
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>My son just bought a 42" TV.
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>I told him that the only DVDR HDD worth considering is a Pioneer with
>a 160 GB HDD. He's going to need the best resolution possible and that
>takes lots of disk space. And he certainly does not want to cheapen
>his system with second rate crap.
>
He doesnt want second rate crap yet he uses cable TV????
Just kidding!!!!!
>If he records cable TV, what is the minimum resolution for that 42" TV
>screen? I would expect 2 GB per hour (2 hour per SL DVD equivalent)
>resolution to be the minimum. But maybe he needs even higher to get
>the best for that size screen.
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Seriousely choose the best speed that will fit the program he intends to
record and nothing more. In other words, if he is recording a 1 hour show,
choose the 1 hour mode etc...
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