Comments on: Marantz’ VP-11S1 1080p DLP Projector http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/ HDTV Home Theater and Television Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:04:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Marantz’ VP-11S1 1080p DLP Projector by: bob http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10088 Sun, 02 Jul 2006 00:26:06 +0000 http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10088 I like the original author's writing better. He's not an asshole. I like the original author’s writing better. He’s not an asshole.

]]> Comment on Marantz’ VP-11S1 1080p DLP Projector by: Mark http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10076 Sat, 01 Jul 2006 15:41:24 +0000 http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10076 Ok I apologize for my original tone, now that I’ve read your about page I realize you probably wouldnt know that the Gennum VXP processors specd for use with 1080p displays, accept 1080p signals. “Most 1080p sets sold up to now have not accepted 1080p on their inputs” that’s because 1080p displays have higher quality deinterlacers than the average cable box, satellite box, game console or dvd player. 1080i in then deinterlaced equals 1080p displayed. I see so many so called experts that get so wrapped up in WHERE the deinterlacing happens, its kind of amusing. But 1080p discs don’t have to be deinterlced, if the display accepts 1080p blah blah blah. When more than 1% of the video available to us is 1080p, this might matter. but as cable, satellite and off-air are ALL interlaced, 1080p content will be a small minority of whats available to us for a long time to come. How many hd programs are 1080i only versus the tiny amount of hd discs? the overwhelming majority. They don’t mention it because they know anyone willing to shell out 20k for a projector, is savvy enough to demand that kind of feature in the product. When is the last time you saw “COLOR TV” mentioned in a tv advertisement? But since your probably still in doubt, this is taken right from Marantz’s Japanese website “Corresponding signal Video input corresponding signal BS/CS/ terrestrial digital correspondence (1080 i /p, 1035 i, 720p, 576 i /p and 480 i /p)” Since you’ll no doubt, not believe this either, heres the link http://www.marantz.jp/ce/products/hometheater/projectors/vp11s1/index.html And heres a link to babelfish http://babelfish.altavista.com/ So you can read it yourself. See how easy it was to find the answer to question, without speculating? Ok I apologize for my original tone, now that I’ve read your about page I realize you probably wouldnt know that the Gennum VXP processors specd for use with 1080p displays, accept 1080p signals.

“Most 1080p sets sold up to now have not accepted 1080p on their inputs” that’s because 1080p displays have higher quality deinterlacers than the average cable box, satellite box, game console or dvd player. 1080i in then deinterlaced equals 1080p displayed. I see so many so called experts that get so wrapped up in WHERE the deinterlacing happens, its kind of amusing.

But 1080p discs don’t have to be deinterlced, if the display accepts 1080p blah blah blah. When more than 1% of the video available to us is 1080p, this might matter. but as cable, satellite and off-air are ALL interlaced, 1080p content will be a small minority of whats available to us for a long time to come. How many hd programs are 1080i only versus the tiny amount of hd discs? the overwhelming majority.

They don’t mention it because they know anyone willing to shell out 20k for a projector, is savvy enough to demand that kind of feature in the product. When is the last time you saw “COLOR TV” mentioned in a tv advertisement?

But since your probably still in doubt, this is taken right from Marantz’s Japanese website

“Corresponding signal Video input corresponding signal BS/CS/ terrestrial digital correspondence (1080 i /p, 1035 i, 720p, 576 i /p and 480 i /p)”

Since you’ll no doubt, not believe this either, heres the link http://www.marantz.jp/ce/products/hometheater/projectors/vp11s1/index.html

And heres a link to babelfish
http://babelfish.altavista.com/ So you can read it yourself.

See how easy it was to find the answer to question, without speculating?

]]> Comment on Marantz’ VP-11S1 1080p DLP Projector by: Henning http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10043 Sat, 01 Jul 2006 00:27:25 +0000 http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10043 Most 1080p sets sold up to now have not accepted 1080p on their inputs. Scanning the <a href="http://us.marantz.com/Products/1828.asp">Marantz website</a>, no mention of 1080p on HDMI. This is a major feature that people look for, don't you think they'd mention it? Most 1080p sets sold up to now have not accepted 1080p on their inputs. Scanning the Marantz website, no mention of 1080p on HDMI. This is a major feature that people look for, don’t you think they’d mention it?

]]> Comment on Marantz’ VP-11S1 1080p DLP Projector by: Mark http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10036 Fri, 30 Jun 2006 22:50:17 +0000 http://www.hdblog.net/2006/06/30/marantz-vp-11s1-1080p-dlp-projector/#comment-10036 Are you really questioning whether a 20k 1080p projector accepts 1080p or not? What do you do for a living? It’s obviously not anything audio/video related. Did you miss the 1080p part? Are you really questioning whether a 20k 1080p projector accepts 1080p or not? What do you do for a living? It’s obviously not anything audio/video related.

Did you miss the 1080p part?

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