An online journal of our home theater project with some helpful links to help you build your own outstanding home theater and smart home on a reasonable budget.
Here is a review of the newer Oppo DVD player from The Home Theater Blog. I purchased this player about a month ago direct from Oppo and have been very satisfied with it (especially for the $150 price). I mostly use my HTPC for DVD playback, but I do use the Oppo for multi-channel audio (DVD Audio and Super Audio CD) and it is always nice to have a stand alone unit for guests and kids to use.
posted by Steve at 2:28 PM
Home theater, smart home technology, and personal electronics are my passions. I am a part-time home theater consultant (Oasis AVI) helping consumers choose and install gear to get great performance on a budget. I am a full-time management consultant (rapidLD.com ) helping companies use technology to develop and manage their human capital and to deliver learning events online. I live in Roswell, GA just north of Atlanta with my wife, son and daughter. When I have the time, I like to hit the links or the beach.
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I had an Oppo and it was a real problem to use the component outputs with 1080p and digital out. Too much noise in the picture (unwatchable) so I emailed their support and they told me to turn off the digital audio out. Which solved the problem, but was not a real option.
Tips
Hi, check out how CNet's Most
Popular and ConsumerSearch.com agree (kewl!!)on two home theater choices (I struggle to believe they cant be
possibly swapping notes), the Philips HTS3555 selling at $189 to $250, and the $337 to $599 Panasonic SC-PT750. Both have an integrated DVD player.
What better way to buy them than at eBay prices?www.e-dvdandhometheaters.com
Hi everybody,
Can somebody suggest me a better online shopping website where I can purchase an 8.5" Widescreen Dvd Player at reasonable prices. However, I searched the web and find the resources i.e.
http://www.topestore.com
http://www.latest-beauty-tips.com
http://www.safeshoppe.com
where the prices are compartively low.
Please suggest if you have some other better resources.
Robert Williams
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