I have a new Dell xps 8100 computer with HDMI capability. I am in the process of purchasing a home theater receiver with HDMI 1080p upconversion. My question is if i use an HDMI cable from my computer to my receiver which is then connected to the TV (via HDMI cable as well) will the receiver...
I have an xbox 360 hooked up to a vizio 42" 1080p lcd hdtv with an hdmi cable. So far, I have been very impressed to see my standard dvds enhanced (I didn't know an xbox could do that til I hooked up everything)
but still I am interested in purchasing a surround sound system, and some come with...
I looked at the Samsung and Sony Blu Ray players at Best Buy. The box did not say anything about upconversion. The cheaper LD machine said it had the upscaling feature. Is this the same as upconversion? So, am I getting a better quality picture from my regular dvd movies on a Blu Ray machine?
I just bought a new DVD player with up-conversion (Sony DVP-NS710H/B). It only came with a composite cable (red, white, yellow), so I set it up with that for now. The picture isn't any better, but I had already read that you need to use the HDMI cable to get the upconverted picture, so that...
1 source for every HD 1080p picture :
For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the...
feature? What other reasons, other than DVD upconversion, would require HD upconversion? If my cable provider requires I use component cables to connect to the A/V receiver, do I need HD upconversion to the TV for that? In other words is it worth the extra money to buy an a/v receiver with...