Hi.
I just bought a new 32" HD TV a few week's ago and since then i've really been into watching movies with my 360.
My question is:
Should i get a stand alone DVD player or just stick with the 360? how does the 360 compare to the Sony Dvp-ns76h player? What are the extra benefits.
You might get a subtle improvement with the upscaling capability on a sub ?50 machine - more notably the audio will a step up from the 360, but again depends on whether you have a surround system, or just using you LCD for sonic output :rolleyes:
With a bigger screen the difference will be more pronounced - with a 32" screen TBH I'd stick with the 'noisy' 360, unless of course you've got m0ney to burn ;)
briandude
27-01-2007, 8:54 PM
why not get the separate hd dvd drive for your 360. only costs around 160 pounds
Super_Godzilla
29-01-2007, 2:28 PM
What would be an equivalent standalone player in terms of playback compared to the 360? I'm quite impressed with the 360 DVD player via vga but need something multi-region.
TIA.
jay_brown55
29-01-2007, 4:41 PM
Hi.
I just bought a new 32" HD TV a few week's ago and since then i've really been into watching movies with my 360.
My question is:
Should i get a stand alone DVD player or just stick with the 360? how does the 360 compare to the Sony Dvp-ns76h player? What are the extra benefits.
I have a 360 connected via component and a NS76 connected via HDMI. The NS76 is streets ahead in picture and sound quality. It's also silent, which is a bonus:thumbsup:
I can't comment on it's quality vs an upscaling 360 as I don't have a VGA cable. All I can say is there was a massive improvement over my old Pioneer RGB Scart connected player.
You could probably pick up a multiregion player for about 80 quid. Depends if you think it's worth it?
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