Wah... you guys still talking about these stuff.

We talk

Anyway... until now still no Malaysian bringing Oppo ah?

I saw in China selling Oppo brand MP4 player. Kekekeke.... donno whether its the Oppo Oppo or Oppo China.
Logo also look alike.

What dream TV? 52" LCD Sharp?

Same row with Lobsterman is ESH la.

AVIA should be more user friendly. DVE, you must play from beginning and wait they talk cok.



But heck... make sure you get a good HDMI player. It is the most important for your LCDs or plasmas or Projector. Digital all the way. 720p or 1080p, although there is difference, but the effect is not as "geng"

REPLY of the day!!! Kudos!!!

Another REPLY of the Day. I also wanted to ask this same question... but I guess you are so fast...
AVIA- I think its around RM140. DVE is around RM80-90... May be now is more expensive ... I donno.
Where I got it from? Amazon . com loh.

Eh... this thread is talking about HDMI players la... not S Video cable la... aiyo...

Nice on the 76H.
For me, I did not touch on the player's settings. I just set it on normal color. Then use my projector as the guidelines. So, if I were to set, it will be the projector.

U can't run away from S Video. Its the cable u need for Astro. If not, you need to run Coax cable and do normal tuning.

Kekekeke!
S Video is good la... (30 years ago)

This post has been edited by timothyy: Dec 4 2007, 10:44 AM

IT is notthe upconvert that made you feel Whoa... but ts the Digital vs Analog whoa factor.

Anyway... if not mistaken, when you use HDMI, your player automatically unable to do setting right? (I forgot already).

Elo. Why don't you use the DVI input?
If this is too troublesome, then the Philips will be a better choice as it has the USB port.

No need hook DVD player already lo... just direct from your HTPC to TV via DVI/HDMI la.

OK... OK... not bad...
But try to take same shorts in reviews.a Then, u can only compare.

Wah...now HDMI Player become HomeTheater + XXX talk already.
U all are old n rich...

So, its chosen already. No need talk loh.

Your eyes may be got something wrong.


Or, how big is your TV? 14"?

The mot obvious improvement when move from analog to digital is the flickers. In analog, for example Astro, you will see lines gong up and down your screen/TV but for digital, its clear and smooth.
Not so much on 720p or 1080p... this one only obvious when u have bigger TV/Screen.

No le... because I can't imagine no different from analog to digital. You might not get crispier or sharper images but for sure is the noise/interference and etc...

VCD enuff....

try some twiggin... may be u r still using normal input on ur tv
aiyo... if bundled cables... its dirt cheap. buy cap ayam dvd player also come w all d analog cables. so, no much diff w hdmi cables

Wow.... I see white lights...

Never experience such.

Until now, I also donno what is the RGB or YrYgYb do... so... I never touch that.

Ha! Ha! If you read the firs few posts on this thread, we already ruled out that Samsung cannot do its work.

This was supposed to be OK only. 989 is the one...

Don't think many of us have the oportunity to own both 76 and 78 and having a 1090p and 720p at the same time.
Sometimes, don't compare too much. Your Samsung does not support 1080p, and probably only reach 720p. Seriously, the main concern is not 720p or 1080p especially for a display that is only 37inch. It is more like digital or analog signal.

The digital signal would already blow your brains out if you have not tried before. The difference between 1080 and 720 is considered minimal for such TV size.

Samsung DVD is kinda "adjusted" for local market which is able to play ahem disc without much problem and region free. So, no worries. The only worry or concern is... "Do I want to keep the player or get a Sony 78H?

Ha! HA! RM500 is goooooddd...
It is still a good player. Only that, it is meant for rich people with all original DVDs. He! He!

Those RM9.90 DVD has no diff compared to ahems.

Anyway, to me, RM39.90 is still kinda high. I bought my 2 layers D9s only for RM5 (in China) and around RM7 in Sibu. Somore double layer.

Actually, most if not all DVD players in Malaysia is region free...
What you can do is bring a few of your own collection and test it first. Like it.. then buy