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Man of the house soundtrack

I just provided the quotes from the review that clearly went against the BDA getting aced spin you tried to claim. Yes, he said had some somewhat critical things to say about the Samsung which is great, thats how a product may improve on any perceived or subjective shortcomings, however what is interesting is that he predicated his main critiques with However, make no mistake, this is a good-looking picture if youre not too critical. And herin lies the problem, your incessant jadedly critiques with anything in regards to Blu-ray that borderlines straight up hostile negativity/falsehoods. How else does BDA gettin aced comments supposed to be interpreted? Overall I found the review balanced, and overall positive. The only rose tinted world Im living in is one that is realistic in the fact of majority support in all facets-CE, IT, and Hollywood. Within reason. Although HD DVD has half the studios I read a blurb that stated these studios they do have enjoy a disproportionate amount of hit moves. The combination of Warner, Paramount, Universal and New Line have created a rather larger group of popular movies. Lets be honest while Blu-Ray gets to add a couple of notches with MGM and Lions Gate truth is neither studio has really been a huge factor in recent years. MGMs value is basically their back catalog of stuff. If Disney comes aboard next year and they should I view that as more important than getting MGM or LSG. But you laud the Playstation 3 as some sort of monumental man of the house soundtrack Well see. Frankly at twice the price and %80 of the features the Sammy player falls short of expectations IMO. Oh, it adds another notch with Disney, make now mistake. Disney is Blu-ray, and in no way HD DVD officially despite your hopes in a random statment made by Iger months ago. Now there hasnt been anything substantial in regards to this statment, has there been? Nothing coming to fruition in this makes you think that next year Disney will all of a sudden support HD DVD with the measely number of units of hardware sold? Do a little more thinking and less hoping, and you should find the answer. Lets be honest, Blu-ray has the majority of Hollywood studio support, not half. I am not man of the house soundtrack the whole Samsung slow button/menu thing. Two reviews the TFE and the cnet one both mention good responses compared to Toshiba. The only negative was in the cnet review: From a standby state, it took 24 seconds from the time I pressed Open/Close until the disc drawer actually opened to accept a disc Responses were livelier. While the Toshiba occasionally wouldnt respond to commands or would take a long time to provide feedback that Id man of the house soundtrack one, the Samsungs responses were as quick as I expect from consumer electronics devices. I think the Samsung is winning in the usability argument. The whole load time thing is a wash thought: From a standby state, it took 24 seconds from the time I pressed Open/Close until the disc drawer actually opened to accept a disc. After I inserted Memento, it took 58 seconds from the time I closed the drawer for the discs menu to appear. During much of that time, an all-too-familiar Windows or Linux-style hourglass occupied the screen, along with Samsungs load screen; happily, there was no unskippable promotional stuff on the disc. We timed the Toshiba at 90 seconds to load most discs after being turned on, but that was before a firmware upgrade that reportedly cuts load times down quite a bit. So interesting times ahead. I look forward to some heads-on reviews of teh Toshiba firmwared up vs the Samsung. p7841347 post7841347 p7846518 post7846518 p7846758 post7846758 Looks like 3 people are experiencing this. At any rate its not a large issue. Those reading this thread have heard me say repeatedly that 1080i vs 1080p outputs are no different. IVTC de-interlacing ensures you get the progressive picture diplayed on your screen. This can be true with background processing. The video you are looking at is highly compressed so that will hide detail differences and both interlace and progressive scans are playing at similar frame rates on the television which reduce their difference.