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  • Domsz06
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    yeah the fans are loud, will admit to that!

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  • da.bell
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    Originally posted by spharis View Post
    HDDVD FTW! Down with DRM! HACK THE PLANET!

    Also in addition to what ragboy posted about the difference between HD and a progressive DVD: absolutely correct. You can't tell a difference once you get beyond a certain distance. The TV is where the difference resides. I had a chart that compared observations based on distance to the picture and size. I will see if i can dig it up.
    Originally posted by da.bell View Post
    Here you go SP, this was talked in a thread about 3 months ago with Ragboy commenting on it and providing this (http://www.engadgethd.com/2006/12/09...o-screen-size/) chart.
    Here is some more opinions on 1080i/p and 720p

    http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6449_7-...ml?tag=bubbl_3

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  • da.bell
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    That is why I am loking into buying three 6 inch cooling fans for my entertainment center. One fan on the bottom of the draw pushing air in and two other fans on the top sucking the air out. The fans are similar fans below but 120 volt ones.
    Attached Files

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  • ragboy
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    I am not talking about the HDDVD player being loud, they are not that bad. I am talking about the cooling fans on the 360. They go constantly while watching a movie, and they are loud. It doesn't bother me so much playing a game, but it sure does while watching a movie. I am a bit of a sound snob, admittedly, but they are loud.

    http://www.joystiq.com/2005/11/19/xb...-noise-ranked/

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  • Lucky 275
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    with no disk in the xbox it's pretty quiet. I didn't think the HD-DVD was loud at all.

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  • Domsz06
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    How loud are they ragboy?

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  • ragboy
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    I have one, and it DOES work. The issue though, is the xbox. I have one non-elite, one elite, BOTH are FRICKIN loud. I don't want to hear the fans in my xbox when the movie quiets down. Its VERY annoying. So I got a toshiba HD player when the prices started coming down a few months ago, and came with 5 hddvd movies. Its quiet as a mouse.

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  • Lucky 275
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    yes indeed!

    http://www.engadgethd.com/2007/12/04...stoops-to-129/

    1080P and everything

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  • ragboy
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    You are easily amused. ;-) Its also cool to flip between DD and DTS to hear the difference.

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  • da.bell
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    Originally posted by ragboy View Post
    I am pretty sure that player doesn't do the entire HD-dvd spec, or bluray, or both. I don't remember.

    I remember part, I heard on a review that it won't do the menus right. One of the nice things about hddvd is the menus can overlay over the movie, so you can turn on subs, or change audio, without going out of the movie to menu. The LG combo players won't do this, and I believe there were other issues, again, don't remember all.
    And the funny part here is when you turn on Spanish or French during the movie and there isn't a break/change in progress of the talking.

    It's just too funny when they are talking in English and then you change it to Spanish and then to French... he he he

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  • ragboy
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    That may have been it, but I know it was something. They are too expensive anyway, when individual players are much cheaper.

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  • Domsz06
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    from what I have heard ragboy that's the only issue.... but that's comping from one of my field techs who is a comp nerd. so I have on real research of my own

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  • ragboy
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    Originally posted by zad0030 View Post
    There is a player that does both Hd and Blue.
    $1000 http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1186004964788
    I am pretty sure that player doesn't do the entire HD-dvd spec, or bluray, or both. I don't remember.

    I remember part, I heard on a review that it won't do the menus right. One of the nice things about hddvd is the menus can overlay over the movie, so you can turn on subs, or change audio, without going out of the movie to menu. The LG combo players won't do this, and I believe there were other issues, again, don't remember all.
    Last edited by ragboy; 12-05-2007, 09:39 PM.

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  • zad0030
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    Originally posted by Domsz06 View Post
    it's LG right?
    yes it is

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  • Domsz06
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    it's LG right?

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