Frage von ba_chus1:
Hi,
I am looking for a player to a Panasonic TH42 PHD EK 9 plasma display with HDMI input in the best possible quality.
Shot on HDV clips have a length of about 10 min.
Situated on the screen measuring, the following things would be so important to me:
x player should not be too large to behind the screen can be attached to.
x would like the HDMI input of the screens used.
x Think s.eine memory solution, since the player is in continuous runs.
Can anyone name a player of that would come into question? HDTV player, perhaps?
Thanks and love greetings
Bacchus
Antwort von wolfgang:
Currently the following options:
Xoro HSD 8500, Karstadt currently available:
http://www.videotreffpunkt.com/thread.php?threadid=2837
TViX 5100 SH, which is probably for you the ideal solution which can be quite small and easily transportable:
http://www.videotreffpunkt.com/thread.php?threadid=3857
as well as the PS3 or Blu Ray Player diverse.
Antwort von Quadruplex:
Large is not the choice - look
here ... I would be a notebook of the 1200-Euro-Klasse guess - I've just below what others viewed it. If HDMI is tuned, funzt s.Plasmas's frighteningly easy. If possible, get one with XP and not Winbugs Würgsda (tm). Other possibility is HD-capable media receiver with hard drive - for example of
Antwort von wolfgang:
Well go on a laptop via DVI-HDMI cable, and if a HDTV compatible graphics card inside, which may be 50 Hz, anyway. But there is but one stop at 800 to 1000 euros.
From the player on tape, I would advise against synonymous - too expensive, and for the permanent operation is not only cumbersome (you have to constantly rewind back), and too flawed. There are still HDV camcorder something cheaper.
The above solutions are as s.zirka 200 euros to have. When Xoro burn the m2t stream stinknormalen to a blank DVD - up to 22 minutes HDV2 Materia - DL blank synonymous with up to 40 minutes, or with DiVX HD even longer. When TViX hangs the price of the hard drive from.
Antwort von Quadruplex:
Well go on a laptop via DVI-HDMI cable The latest generation notebook has HDMI - saving one's Gefrickel with audio and an HDMI-DVI adapter ...
