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Say goodbye to your full screen VHS cassettes, and get ready for the widescreen world of 16:9 picture ratio. I was perfectly happy with my 36" full screen all 3 news articles »
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FEATURE: CES 2012 - Digital Audio: The Power of Two
These can be portable systems for listening through headphones, home systems for serious headphone listening, or home systems for two-channel speaker playback. For most of the 1990s and much of the 2000s, audio was essentially a video peripheral: an add-on to big-screen TVs so that viewers could have surround sound accompanying their widescreen pictures. At CES, many audio brands launched products for the burgeoning digital audio market. Some of the components are familiar (speakers, headphones), others more new-fangled (DAC, head amp). Today's systems are intended for playing digital music files from a portable player (not always an iDevice though) or computer. Two-channel audio, primarily for music, has made a comeback.Problem with DVDs playing widescreen on an HDTV widescreen ...
I have an HDTV projector Panasonic PT-AX100U and a player Sony DVP-NC600 DVD. They are connected via composite video cables. However, when I try to play a widescreen DVD in the DVD drive, I get the mailboxes (black bars) at the top and bottom and left and right. When the cable HDTV to play, the image fills the screen, but not with the DVD idea? I want to connect a laptop, but I know it works because it works very well with the menu configuration cable TV, there is 4:03 Letterbox, 4:3 Pan & Scan and 16:9, which is the best option, or is it better to buy a DVD player just yet, and if so, what function I should consider?
Why not use the cable box wires connected to your DVD player’s component output jacks for a quick test?You may have to make some setting adjustments on your player via its setup menu such as selecting YUV component as opposed to composite/S-video.If you succeed in getting a full screen then why not just purchase an inexpensive set of RCA type cables and use your second component input on your TV if one is available.
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