| no1d |
| i just got the sony vpl-hs10, and a nad L 70 receiever, my question is, do i need a special reciever with DVI output to hook up my projector through DVI, or is there any kind of add-on or adaptor... also how would i go about hooking up regular cable TV to my projector? |
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| geoffwa |
You would need something with a DVI to use it.
Keep in mind that the input plug on the HS10 is a DVI-D (if I remember properly), and you will need to have something that outputs digitally to use it (the input connector is missing the analog-in pins).
Otherwise it's component/s-video time. |
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| no1d |
| have u heard of using a scart connector, and how would that hold up? same or worse then dvi? or is DVI the the best connection for video? |
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| geoffwa |
| DVI would be than SCART yes, although it's going to be harder getting a DVI out on a stand-alone device that is suitable for the HS10. |
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| Video Freak |
| is this sony a actual projector new used?lcd dlp crt? If Its new dang man Im jelous. Post some pics allready.LOL |
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| geoffwa |
The Sony VPL-HS10 is a nice TFT WXGA projector with a 700:1 contrast ratio and and 800-1200 ansi lumens brightness in cinema and normal mode respectively.
Fairly quiet, and reasonable value for money (AU$6000 with a screen around here). In traditional Sony style they have a memory stick port, and you have to spend more money to get the DVI and RGBHV cables which plug into the little multi-connector on the back. You can actually spend more money to get a little break out box that plugs into the unit with a large lead which has every connector known to man on it.
Very good black levels. I can't imagine that a AU$25,000 Yamaha DLP projector would be four-times better. |
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