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You are right. I did get Pal / NTSC mixed up. PAL is 50 and NTSC is 60. Thanks for clearing that up.!!! [QUOTE=rigmarole;334515]Just to clarify, I think you are mixing up 50 and 60. PAL is 50Hz and NTSC is 60Hz (historically tied to the AC power supply frequency). This is the television refresh rate ...

[QUOTE=s_tand;334110][SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]Well my findings with Sony have been contrary to what your experience has been with the various STB providers probably b’cos of model difference.[/FONT][/SIZE] [SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]I had posted some of my findings couple of weeks back based on actual tests ...

[QUOTE=Lakshya;333828]Waiting for your saga…. Few similarities between us…. From Ahmedbad --- lived in Connecticut—New Jersey and want to go back to Ahmedbad. You spend 17 years in US I am close behind you…. [/QUOTE] How Close ??? :-) [QUOTE=Lakshya;333828] You came after 12th so most probably came o ...

Absolutely. Where are you at? I have been thinking about doing a union of some sort of all the R2I. May be it is time to put that plan in action.


[QUOTE=crashnburn;334090]About time we had a Bombay / Mumbai meet up :)[/QUOTE]

[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]Saga, eh?? :-) I am not sure about that, but it has been a fun roller coaster ride. And I am sure it is only going to get faster and better....[/SIZE][/FONT][SIZE=3] [/SIZE] [FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3][B]FLASHBACK[/B] (1993)[/SIZE][/FONT][SIZE=3] [/SIZE] [FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3 ...

I completely agree with rigmarole. DVDO will get you the quality that's probably unbeatable. The biggest benefit I see with DVDO is that in future if you end up buying a PAL television, DVDO is still usable. Lot of other converters are solely PAL TO NTSC, which means it will only convert the signal ...

Yes. It is a separate equipment. It's supposed to scale everything upto 1080p - no matter what you throw at it.
[url]http://www.anchorbaytech.com/dvdo_edge/[/url]

Firstly, I would like to thank everyone here who has ever posted. I must say that I have visited several forums (cultural, technology, etc..) but the people here are probably the most co-operative I have ever met. After going through a lot of inspiring diaries (all of them have been wonderful) I ...

I remember reading on Page 22 (or prior to that), that TATA SKY HD works with a NTSC TV. I was excited that I would be able to use my 1 year old SONY 52" LCD (52v4100) which I bought in the U.S. Sadly :(, it doesn't work. HDMI gives you the now popular feedback "UNSUPPORTED SIGNAL". I even played ...