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| Home Theatre Question Actually it is more of a demerit to have all of your speakers in the ceiling. If it is a HT room..the speakers should be in/or on the front, side and rear walls to give a true surround sound effect.Putting all seven speakers in the ceiling is just... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC Hey thanks Robert for the info. That manual gives me a good head start on what I need to do. I look forward to your assessment of the card! Holy smokes!!! Robert I've been reading over some of this manual. This card is unbelievable!!Using Vista I ... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC Yes you are correct....I'm roughly 80 miles southwest of Morrow..the Columbus,Georgia area. Bummer about the Auzen..I have my heart set on the Asus..so I'll patiently wait. ;-) | |
| Desktop Computer for Blu-ray Player I think all of the current BD drives are 2.0 capable. The video card seems to have a lot to do with this also. The playback software is a major player here as well.My unit started off 1.0, after upgrading the video card along with free periodic up... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC Thanks Robert for the link! I've been salivating over this card! I'm so looking forward to its U.S. debut. Looks like there's a another HT card Auzen X-Fi HomeTheater 7.1 HDMI sound card on the block. | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC Robert we're thinking a like my friend. I thought of mounting a in ceiling motorized screen. Have it to descend when I want to watch a movie. When it descends, it will come down in front of my flat panel. I'm still trying to figure out the most co... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC I use a 52" Sharp Aquos as my monitor. I'm running my video card at 1920 X 1080. | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC Robert at the moment I use PowerDVD BD software. It works pretty well.I plan to try the Arcsoft again when I buy this new card and see how it pans out.I tried the trial version. It has more features than my PowerDVD software, that I do know.For ev... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC Sweeet Ig316b,Nicely thought out system you have there. I was reading a review of this card recently ASUS Xonar HDAV 1.3 Deluxe review. That is one action packed card!!I can't wait for it to be released here in the states! This could be my Christm... | |
| LCD TV - Are they reliable ? Trust me Soix if you used your display for other than watching television. As a PC monitor or game display...you'd quickly realize why some use LCD. You'd have image retention all over the screen. Don't get me wrong ..I still love my plasma, but t... | |
| One Fathom 113 or Two SVS PC-Ultra Subwoofers Since you don't have a clue to your room size it is a tough call. Just one SVS properly setup can have heart pounding bass!! These subs aren't for the faint of heart. As mentioned above the Paradigm 15's are nothing to sneeze at either. No comment... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC PatrickP I didn't get to meet her unfortunately. I would have like too though. ;-)It was my cousin's girlfriend(the lead singer of a local band) S.T. actually requested to be her back up singer for some of her new tracks. She basically came into t... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC With the newer cards being released, You'll get all of the newest codecs by just plugging up an HDMI cable and using it with a processor or receiver that accepts the new formats. Here's the info on the card Patrickp mentioned in a prior post Asus... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC You can compress the movie down to 700MB if you like. The quality isn't quite as good as DVD.But it is as good as Netflix instant downloads. Take it up to 1.2 gb or so and add dlby digital or DTS to the mix. Here's one converter mydvdtools. I use... | |
| Blu Ray from the HTPC LOL...Patrick..I had a singer over the other day...she loved the setup of course. I get the 4% to 9% when only playing Blu Rays. The usage goes up considerably when I have a Blu Ray and a couple of standard movies playing at the same time. The PC ... |