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?
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.
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.
hmm
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?
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?
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.
is this sony a actual projector new used?lcd dlp crt? If Its new dang man Im jelous. Post some pics allready.LOL
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.
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.
http://www.ritzav.com/Projectors/Others/SONY VPL-HS10.htm
Sold here for $2200.
Can someone comment on this projector ?
Is this worth the money ?
Sold here for $2200.
Can someone comment on this projector ?
Is this worth the money ?
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