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Posted by Denzil Hathway on 07/27/06 22:52
"Mike" <Mike@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
news:qqmdnfDp2YMIolXZnZ2dnUVZ_qydnZ2d@centurytel.net...
>I am looking for recommendations for a basic DVD player that will produce
>very high quality video signal. I don't need (or want) the latest and
>greatest model - I don't need HDMI or 1080p output - all I need is
>component video output of an artifact free 480i format. I will be feeding
>this into a Lumagen Vision processor that will upconvert the signal to 840p
>for display via an Electrohome Marquee 8000 crt projector. Any help would
>be appreciated. Thanks.
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Mike, I had need of a DVD source to dub segments from DVD's for opera
program presentations to an opera appreciation group. I had a good quality
computer with good DVD burners and I also had a high end Panasonic DVD
stand-alone recorder/player. The thing was how to get the DVD signal in. I'd
never thought of it until some mentioned "portable DVD player."
Out of curiosity I went to Costco's and got an 8" Mintek portable DVD
player. You know that that thing did so well that I later went and got the
10" Mintek portable DVD player ($199 at Costcos right now) for another
setup. The two big things for me are I can connect it to the front of pieces
temporarily only when I need it, and the little unit plays EVERYTHING. Some
discs play even when sophisticated full-time machines will not play them.
For copy-protected stuff I pass the video signal through a Sima SCC-2
enhancer, On the computer the Canopus ADVC-100 takes Macrovision out
automatically. Denzil.
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