Just so you know, HD DVD players are now out. HD-DVD content will be available tommorow with alot more titles comming in the next month.
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we have a HDTV plasma 37" on the wall and we don't have it hooked up with the right wires, so we aren't watching in HD... most everyone isn't... you have to have different hookups from cable or dish to view it that way... so that's what I've heard.
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Originally posted by dreamgirlwe have a HDTV plasma 37" on the wall and we don't have it hooked up with the right wires, so we aren't watching in HD... most everyone isn't... you have to have different hookups from cable or dish to view it that way... so that's what I've heard.
Benefit you get with those cables is more detailed color settings that is all. And so far I am happy as can be without those settings. :nerdnew:
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCERJust so you know, HD DVD players are now out. HD-DVD content will be available tommorow with alot more titles comming in the next month.
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Originally posted by dreamgirlmost everyone isn't... you have to have different hookups from cable or dish to view it that way... so that's what I've heard.
Since you already have an HDTV I would suggest you call your cable or sat provider and tell them you would like an HD box.
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Originally posted by wnabeabeastActually DG that is not true. I have couple different hookups on my tv one is for my dish network and other one is for my local chanells. I know u guys are going to ask me why two hookups?it's a long story,but anyways neither of my hookups are with special cables,infact I get my local chanells in HD with an old fashion rabbit ear antena. As long as your TV has an HD tuner built in it uses regular coaxial cable.
Benefit you get with those cables is more detailed color settings that is all. And so far I am happy as can be without those settings. :nerdnew:
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCERya, only those with HD tuners can recieve OTA HD though. most older HD sets need a Set top box to recieve HD.
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Originally posted by wnabeabeastYep agreed with you on that B. So that leaves us with one question to Dreamgirl. How old is your tv? if it's not to old,you might have the built in HD tuner.
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HD-DVD is too new of a technology right now. Let the war between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD cease before buying into any of that. I didn't go out and buy a dvd player when they first came out, better to let the bugs of the technology work themselves out. And you will get it cheaper if you wait.
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Originally posted by Turbo3000HD-DVD is too new of a technology right now. Let the war between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD cease before buying into any of that. I didn't go out and buy a dvd player when they first came out, better to let the bugs of the technology work themselves out. And you will get it cheaper if you wait.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCERthats true but if your like me you like to have all the newest gadgets. im going to wait for a Dual blu-ray HD DVD player for a few months. if it takes longer then that, i will get both format players seperatly.
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