Want some tips to to slow talk your girlfriend?

my Pioneer speakers stuck inside the partition ... cannot change anymore

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This post has been edited by clngu: Feb 26 2008, 10:40 PM

Time for house renovation.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Feb 26 2008, 10:45 PM

please.. share! i ran out of ideas!

nice ambiance... time to change to floor standing speakers!

wah thread ni sudah tukar...

Nice house design but ur low cabinet something wrong la... ... hmmmm so far ok lor....

p/s: me still not beli lagi rumah.. after beli can design... it follow my taste ..

thats y earlier we should have dedicated forum in lyn!

got a lot already la bro...

eh suda ada ka?

i meant for Hi Def things...

i dont know la.maybe at audiophiles section...

it all mess up here and there ... anyway let us get back to Blu-Ray things

hopefully others brand Blu-Ray Player come out Profile 2.0 this summer as well

yeah and i'm waiting profile 2.0 for PS3...

This post has been edited by edvpc: Feb 26 2008, 11:13 PM

but that one have to wait for firmware upgrade rite???

more question...

i'd downloaded BD trailer(in hard disk) in 1080p..then when i'm play with my HD Ready TV,it displayed 1080p..but when i play BD (CD),only display 1080i...why?i'm using component cable only..if using HDMi cable can output 1080p?....which is better 1080i or 720p interm of PQ..
thx...

i dun like yammy

waiting for marantz n denon price fall.........

yeah and it's killing me...

Sudah tukar to interior designing thread for HT setup.

That plus internal decoding for DTS-HD MA. That's all I want from my PS3.


Not possible with the current distributors for Denon and Marantz, famous for jacking up the prices.

I got tips, but my tips can't be applied to girlfriends, wives only,

Bring on Profile 2.0 and DTS-HD Master Audio.

Megatron elite! Their prices hard to fall ones!

Microsoft Bids Farewell to HD DVD

To the surprise of no one, Microsoft officially announced Monday that it would withdraw from HD DVD, ceasing production of its Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on, effective immediately.

One of the format's key technology backers, Microsoft played a leading role in evangelizing HD DVD to the early adopter community from the format's earliest days. It also famously launched the Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on in late 2006 in an effort to help combat Sony's Blu-ray enabled PS3.
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In a statement issued Monday, the software giant said it would continue to provide standard product and warranty support for all Xbox 360 HD DVD Players in the market. The company also dropped the MSRP on its remaining stock to a record-low of $49.99.

The full text of Microsoft's statement follows below:

As a result of recent decisions made by Toshiba, Hollywood studios, and retailers, Microsoft plans to withdraw from HD DVD. Xbox will no longer manufacture new HD DVD players for the Xbox 360, but we will continue to provide standard product and warranty support for all Xbox 360 HD DVD Players in the market. As we stated earlier, we do not believe this decision will have any material impact on the Xbox 360 platform or our position in the marketplace. HD DVD is one of the several ways we offer a high definition experience to consumers and we will continue to give consumers the choice to enjoy digital distribution of high definition movies and TV shows directly to their living room, along with playback of the DVD movies they already own.

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/Xbo..._to_HD_DVD/1509



Paramount's "There Will Be Blood" Coming to Blu-ray

A trailer for the Oscar Award-winning film 'There Will Be Blood' has shown up on the HiHD website. The film, which is distributed by Paramount, may be the first film to see Blu-ray release since the studio announced they would once again release their films on the high definition format. Nothing official has come from the studio, but being that Sony, Disney, and Fox operate HiHD, a press release should be forthcoming.

No specs have been announced, but one should expect extras to mirror that of the DVD release, which includes additional scenes, There Will Be Blood - Pics, Research, Etc, and the featurettes "The Story of Petroleum" and "Dailies Gone Wild".

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=1045

I think you should check again. HD ready TV are only capable of 1080i, only full HD TV can display 1080p one...


With 1080i, the picture will be little bit more detailed, but you'll notice blurry edges with fast motion images, like someone walking by, camera panning, etc. This is the effect of of the TV interlacing (hence the letter "i") the video, alternating between resolution lines.

720p, the image is stable, but you're losing details because you're seeing only 720 lines from a 1080 source.

But I like 720p better though, I don't like blurry images, especially on fast action scenes!

So, to get the best, look for full HD 1080p/24 120Hz TV!