I respectfully disagree about the quality and sound of Blu-ray. having seen dozens and Dozens of different Blu-ray players, they blow away DVD just about every time. However, if you buy a cheapo player, or your HD monitor/TV isn't up to snuff, then your going to get poor video quality. DTS-MA and DD-HD are incredible and even my wife can hear the difference. Even she can see the difference between dvd, HD-TV and Blu-ray and the only thing she's interested in is Regis and Kelly. I have no problem getting Blu-ray disc. Netflix has a large selection, and all the new stuff is on Blu-ray. It's rare for netflix to ship me a dvd anymore.
Need HDMI knowledge pertaining to Denon receivers
ok my Onkyo Integra finally fried on me so I am deciding to upgrade my receiver. I have ALWAYS wanted a avr-5803a but I know that they are not equipped with HDMI capabilities or true 1080. I love the power that the reciver has and Denon as a whole. So my questions are is it possible to use the 5803 and get a HDMI converter (Do they even make one?)? Is it effective or a waste of time? (the reason I ask is I want the onscreen display on my plasma). There is a guy on here that has a 5803A, 5910 and the right cable to get it to function but I do not think the OSD function will work when I am playing DVD's. I am a novice at this so I apologize for the questions but I would like some direction. I ordered a Pioneer Elite Kuro 60" plasma so if I can't keep 1080 all the way through I need to look a different route. Hopefully there is a way with the 5803A and the 5910. Thanks for all the help guys.
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