"TB" wrote in message
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"Khee Mao" wrote:

Translation: "Yes, I shill for Oppo, thank you very much."

BTW idiot. Who said my "old jalopy" didn't have DVI or HDMI inputs? But
we're not talking about what *I* have, right?

The low end market this player is aimed at is comprised of a vast majority
of users who still have monitors with progressive scan via componant
out/in. A stupid shortcut to save a few bucks by Oppo.

You seem intent on dodging the simple fact that aside from what is
described as excellent image quality that *compares* with a Denon 5910,
this player really doesn't come near the quality and features of a dvd
player of the caliber of the 5910 or even lesser players like the Pioneer
Elite models. Why does it down convert audio instead of passing a full
bitrate signal for hi end audio formats? Why does it have the "micro
blocking" bug? Why all the firmware upgrades?

As I said, it's a nice player for 200 bucks but it's certainly not any
sort of reference quality dvd player. Unless of course your an Oppo
salesman trying to pawn it off on a bunch of cheap rubes.

T.B.


dude. can you be any more stupid? a LOT of "high-end" players including
your beloved denon 5900 and 3910 use the Faroudja 2310 chip, i.e. they
MACROBLOCK you knuckle dragging babboon. damn, you're stupid. and you try
to knock Oppo for releasing firmware updates when this is common practice in
the industry? maybe you're a shill for Denon? or just an idiot that would
pay $3500 for a "high-end" player that also macroblocks and will be obsolete
in less than a year when the HD drives become available.

can your Denon play mpeg4? divx? xvid? mp3? (s)vcd? cd+g? HDCD? kodak
picture CDs/jpegs? do your Denons (other than 5910) output a better picture
than this $200 wunderkind? no. they can not, as evidenced by me and the
long list of PROFESSIONAL TESTERS WHO POSTED CERTIFIABLE RESULTS ON EACH
DRIVE you mullet headed hayseed.