Do you have a video Review? I want to see the actual resolution, because before I bought a 'HD Projector " and it is not high definition. thanks
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Dear Friend, the resolution for this projector is 800x600. If you would like to buy a HD projector. Maybe you can choose our DG-757L(1280x768).
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This is a 720p Native resolution projector, but it can scale to 1080p in order to reproduce video or games in this resolution, so maybe you'll notice a little bit of quality loose, but in my case I can not notice the difference.
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Chad....I'm not at all techie so this may not answer your question. If you are asking about resolution, the projector has 1024x768 resolution. The Epson Web site has good tech information. Here's the link for this projector. Reviews are so-so. I had to return my first projector because it was defective. http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product/UserReviews.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&s;ku=V11H551020
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Not me but I am using hdmi cable with a samsung 46" LCD LN46B640. It was definitely near HD quality. Watched a regular dvd of inglourious basterds and district 9 this week and the picture quality was nothing short of amazing. In district 9, the helicopter shot over the alien camp was so crystal clear that it looked like 3-d. I'm gonna have to rent the blu-ray version to compare them. I've been happy with the upconversion. I also have a regular sony dvd player (dvp-ns700h/b) that got great reviews and I still use in my bedroom. Is that the one you have? You could even see my 5/14/08 amazon review of the sony dvd player to see how much I love my sony dvd player (dvp-ns700h/b). The Sony dvd player does an amazing job of upconverting. Probably the best outside of an oppo. Maybe even slightly better than the panasonic blu-ray player. Not really sure though because I have been really impressed with dvds in the panasonic. Maybe I will set up both with my television and really compare them. I do suggest you to connect an hdmi to your television though. That may fix your problem. Maybe the sony converts better than the panasonic with the component cables but the panasonic may convert equally well with an hdmi.
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Scott, glad you found the post useful. I believe the Wii's max resolution is 480p, so there's some conversation going on, maybe? Like you I don't really understand the details on this stuff. I do know that I haven't had problem at all with audio and video being out of sync using the 720.
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Nope not the one. I'm waiting for a solid state True Full HD (1920x1080) 30p solution. I couldn't care less about HDDVD BlueRay compatibility. I'll be playing the files from HDD of HTPC. I'm considering Sanyo VPC-HD2 as interim camera.
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Hello dear friend, to be clear with you, I will tell you not to buy this projector because it is of very poor quality. I am very disappointed
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Anybody?....we have tried everything. There is supposed to be an option for av out in the quality video settings. However the options in quality are the same as in panel quality. Very dissapointed right now. How do I get them both to play video as well as hearing the movie?
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The resolution will be HD but the picture will have noise and interference patterns. Can anyone confirm that this laptop lacks HDMI? It looks like it doesn't, which is a shame...
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i have a 120" 16:9 screen at 13 ft away and it is great, it is amazing for movie format which takes about 6inch from top and 6inch on bottom and then the whole screen is used for hdtv which is gigantic but it is not difficult to watch. i just bought projector last week and even though the resolution from my 4k samsung has spoiled me movies in true 1080p look great using the projector
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According to the product description on jerrysartarama.com site, this projector gives excellent resolution at over 80 inches. I have not tried anything over 18x24 but if you feed it high def files, the results will blow you away. I watch high def movies through netflix on my ipad attached to the projector and the results are awesome. if you go to artograph's website you can find out more on their FAQ section. If you are currently using a regular art projector you will not believe the difference. No worries about overheating or blowing a bulb like a regular projector. I highly recommend this projector.
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I just set this up w/ a 110" screen @ a throw distance of 10.5 ft. Some pixellation is noticeable at 720p but very minor. It really depends on your source. 1080p looks amazing. The projector is a light cannon and picture is amazing. You won't regret it.
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No. I'm using it now with no replace anything. Resolution is low ,320*240, but I can enjoy movies with this projector.
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Apparently they have upgraded to what they call "near HD"... 1280x540. I would like to know if anyone has actually seen this on a decent size 1080p screen, and how it looks. Also, can it pass 5.1 sound?
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Wrong. It looks great at any distance and the improvement over 1080p is obvious at 10'. I have one and I know this. I recommend you go to Best Buy and see for yourself. There has been a lot of nonsense about people can't see the difference at more than (pick your number) feet. Simply not true.
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I've also noted the sound out of sync with the video - but I tracked it back to the software used to convert the HDTV source down to the 320x240 image. some software works better than others - try it before you buy it.
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Hello friends AmazonSure I can help Mr. dallas. The problem is that I use much. Micca MPLAY-HD 1080p Full-H. But I think with the greatest respect to allusers. With the Internet and check all the movies and documentariesentered online at practically the HDMI and 3D HD DVD, Blu-ray, etc.are coming to an end I see myself in almost all stores. Nobody buys DVD movies. Personally what I do is download the movies in HDMI Internet 3D Blu-ray, etc.. And I copy a 360GB hard drive for viewing my Micca MPLAY-HD 1080p Full-HBest regards,