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Hello! I'm pretty sure everyone here who is a seasoned veteran of the Blu-Ray player will think the following questions are pretty basic, but I would certainly appreciate some help.
I have a Panasonic Rear projection HDTV that can handle 1080i (max) resolution. It's a 16:9 and we've never had a problem with it, so I'd hate to upgrade it unless I have too. I would like to get a blu-ray player, but I know there are a few major things in connectivity that have changed. First of all, I don't have an HDMI connection - only DVI. I know there are converter cables out there, but I've heard various stories on quality for getting a seamless cable with a built in converter vs. buying an adapter. ![]() Second of all, if blu-ray players are 1080p, how can I get my 1080i TV to display it? Do I need some special kind of filter or converter to take it from 1080p to 1080i for it to work, or will it automatically convert the signal to interlace (doubtfull)? ![]() Sorry for the long winded questions, but absolutely any advice would be helpfull. -Larry |
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