blu ray player 1080i image
David
Could one blu ray player look much better than the other or are all blu ray players pretty much the same when it comes to playing blu rays? I know they differ in apps and such, but I just want great picture quality and wanted to know if some players might look bad.
Answer
Yes, every Blu-ray player will give you a different overall image due to their color decoders, video processors, de-interlacing capabilities (when needed), power supplies, etc. Even if you play the same Blu-ray movie in all of them, in theory they all suppose to reproduce a slightly different image (at least). This is considering different brands. But if you're worried about "bad quality" with Blu-ray movies, I doubt you would be disappointed. Let's not forget that Blu-ray movies are mastered in native HD, usually 1080p or sometimes 1080i to 720p. What this means is that your image will be crystal clear 100% of the time with all or most players. And ofcourse, resolution doesn't guarantee anyone the right color reproduction, temperature, shadow detail, etc, etc. It is up to the user to choose the best possible player and adjust all the settings, from the player to the display. Some good players to consider: SONY PS3, Most Panasonic models, and all OPPO players. Good luck.
Yes, every Blu-ray player will give you a different overall image due to their color decoders, video processors, de-interlacing capabilities (when needed), power supplies, etc. Even if you play the same Blu-ray movie in all of them, in theory they all suppose to reproduce a slightly different image (at least). This is considering different brands. But if you're worried about "bad quality" with Blu-ray movies, I doubt you would be disappointed. Let's not forget that Blu-ray movies are mastered in native HD, usually 1080p or sometimes 1080i to 720p. What this means is that your image will be crystal clear 100% of the time with all or most players. And ofcourse, resolution doesn't guarantee anyone the right color reproduction, temperature, shadow detail, etc, etc. It is up to the user to choose the best possible player and adjust all the settings, from the player to the display. Some good players to consider: SONY PS3, Most Panasonic models, and all OPPO players. Good luck.
How to get HD resolution with blu-ray player on projector TV?
Amber E
I just got a smart blu-ray player (LG bp220) for Christmas but I have an older projector TV (Mitsubishi ws-48313), which supports up to 1080i. The TV supports the HD with my cable box (Scientific Atlanta) through the PR/PB/Y components. I got the HDMI cable as well as a DVI adapter since my TV doesn't have an HDMI output, but it still isn't working. The blu-ray player keeps setting the resolution back to 480p (Black screen,"Resolution change!! When the screen is not visible, please press the Stop Key for 5 seconds"). I've unplugged the cable box to see if the TV just can't handle multiple HD stuff, and I've checked the TV's resolution. Please help, it looks terrible!
Answer
If you have another component video input available, try connecting the blu ray player via component. Test it with the cable box cables first. If it works, get another set of component cables.
If you have another component video input available, try connecting the blu ray player via component. Test it with the cable box cables first. If it works, get another set of component cables.
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