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YAMAHA Receiver, Evil Dead and Rush Hour 2 Problem!

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Friday, May 19, 2006

Member since:
November 2005

Well it has been sometime since my last post. I have been enjoying the hell out of my theater (and so has the rest of the neighborhood) and I have come across a problem now number 2 where I am noticing on the DTS-ES discrete skipping when watching the movie. Anyone else out there have issues with Yamaha receivers and DTS problems?

Here is the original post with Rush Hour 2.

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Thanks,

Steve.

P.S. "Indian" try this movie on your Yamaha.

Saturday, May 20, 2006

Member since:
July 2005

Hey Steve! life going well? good.

I actually don't have evil dead so I'll have to netflix it. (not buying right now until I have my projector and probably an hd player of some sort.)
That movie rocks being such an old one.

Enjoy your theater!8)

Monday, May 22, 2006

Member since:
November 2005

Cool! What PJ are you going with?

Monday, May 22, 2006

Member since:
July 2005

Panasonic ae900u at this point. However if there is something newer and better at a similar price, then I'll have to check in to that as well.

You own this PJ right? What is your opinion of how it handles black levels? everytime I go to a home theater store they always tell me "go with dlp. it produces better blacks and the hd dvds will have less compression issues with blacks so I would want to go with something that can truly produce the blacks." just curious as to what your opinion is on the matter.

Tuesday, May 23, 2006

Member since:
November 2005

Good to hear from ya again...Yes I LOVE this projector! I never had a PJ before and while over a neighbors house I saw what "screen door" looks like on LCD PJ's. This model is a HUGE improvement over anything in the past. This PJ works great in rooms where you can control the light so make that room as dark as possible. I have found that the screen just washes out if you start to add light to the room. I don't think it would be as dark as dlp but a REALLY close second. The dynamic iris does a great job adjusting the light so that the image is as dark as possible. I am seeing the incredible deals out there on this PJ from when I bought it and it is the best bang for the buck for us "big" 92" + screeners out there!

Enjoy whatever ya get!

Steve.

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