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Hmmm.........poor frequency response. Does that mean the picture was poor?
Just kidding you. As you probably remember I've got a JVC D-VHS from long
ago and never did think the picture quality was that stunning versus 480p
DVD. Better yes.........fantastically better, no.
Hugh
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From: "Richard Fisher" <
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To: "HDTV Magazine" <
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Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 1:40 PM
Subject: Re: HD-DVD compared to D-VHS?
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> As good as DVHS is or was the technical performance was quite shabby for
> frequency response unless you used the 1394 to another D/A convertor and
> even then that only took you from shabby to poor.
>
> Have not tested DVHS with DVI/HDMI connections; don't have that player.
>
> Can't say the new HD-DVD will be any different for analog component but if
> HDMI/DVI in your display chain is up to snuff hopefully we can now get a
> full and flat frequency response.
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> Richard Fisher
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> Hugh Campbell wrote:
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>> When someone gets one of the Toshiba HD-DVD players I would like to know
>> how it compares to JVC's D-VHS. I've seen comments to the effect that
>> it is superior to D-VHS and I would question that but who knows.
>>
>> Hugh
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