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Forum: Restore, Filter, Improve Quality 06-28-2015, 02:52 PM
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Posted By Dan_Dryer
The DVD recorder option is one I might consider...

The DVD recorder option is one I might consider as a last resort. I'm trying to avoid buying even more old, bulky equipment at this stage and would prefer a tidier solution if at all possible.
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Forum: Restore, Filter, Improve Quality 06-24-2015, 09:51 PM
Replies: 169
Views: 204,096
Posted By Dan_Dryer
Yes, I've heard the LD-S2 is a great player. I...

Yes, I've heard the LD-S2 is a great player. I prefer the convenience of a double sided player, although I'm sure I wouldn't turn down an LD-S2 or HLD-X0 if they were offered.

I asked Kramer what...
Forum: Restore, Filter, Improve Quality 06-22-2015, 09:02 PM
Replies: 169
Views: 204,096
Posted By Dan_Dryer
But the 3D Comb Filter works fine when S-Video is...

But the 3D Comb Filter works fine when S-Video is output directly to a TV, so if anything's 'not right' it's the way the AVR'S video processor is overly fussy about timing.

The player is a Pioneer...
Forum: Restore, Filter, Improve Quality 06-22-2015, 07:16 PM
Replies: 169
Views: 204,096
Posted By Dan_Dryer
The LD player works fine when connected directly...

The LD player works fine when connected directly to a TV via S-Video, so I know the player is OK. The 3D Comb Filter in the player is superior to the 2D filter in the AVR, so using an S-video...
Forum: Restore, Filter, Improve Quality 06-20-2015, 11:19 AM
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Views: 204,096
Posted By Dan_Dryer
Did anyone here try the Kramer FC-400 mentioned...

Did anyone here try the Kramer FC-400 mentioned earlier in this thread? It's one of the few sub-$1000 TBCs still available to buy brand-new (although discontinued by the manufacturer) and yet...
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