While I love ShowAnalyzer, I have to admit being a little intimidated by all of the settings with obtuse names available for creating custom scanning profiles. Now thanks to Ben, we can all tune like pros. If you you’ve ever used any automatic commercial skipping technolog you know that it isn’t 100 percent accurate. We remember our old ReplayTV […]
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Sage V7 users are in for a special treat today. PluckyHD has opened up the public beta for Sage My Movies and a couple more videos to show how cool it is. Current Release: 1.09 stvi / 1.10 api. Release Date = 07 29 2010 This is the thread for support of SageMyMovies that can be found in the […]
Read moreI have to admit that the Dune BD Prime is a very tempting media streamer/Blu-ray player, too bad the price isn’t. With big CE companies (i.e. Sony) starting to build streamer features into their decks this will be a very interesting segment in the next couple years. There are two models currently, the Dune HD Base 3.0 and the […]
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Anyone in the market for a small and sleek entry level home theater PC knows that there are many options. With so many systems at very different price points, finding the right balance between capability and dollars can be difficult. The Inspirion Zino HD from Dell certainly has the right look, and being based on AMD’s 780G chipset, the right […]
Read moreMichael Gartenberg might end up right about 3D’s viability, but his reasoning for why is all wrong when viewed in historical context. While 3D could be LaserDisc, it could also be the next phase of HD – take a look at his points: 1) Cost – Yes you will need a new TV, but even now in the first year […]
Read moreI’m not sold on the 100HT-BD’s PC look (that power button looks really bright in the pictures), but for ~$700 it’s really hard to argue with the capability it provides. Ganesh did an amazing job of testing ASRock’s Arrandale based HTPC – even if you’re not in the market for a off the shelf SFF box it’s well worth a […]
Read moreI would have liked to have seen more on picture quality and a look how colorspace is handled between the different vendors, but overall Xbit does a good job of quantitatively measuring (IMO, their HQV HD scores are a bit generous) GPU performance for HTPC use. It is almost impossible to install longer graphics cards – such as ATI […]
Read moreIf you’re in the market for a new 3D HDTV (or top end HDTV that happens to support 3D) take a look at what the HDTVexpert has to say about ghosting issues on displays from Sony, Samsung and Panasonic. Our first stop was the Sony booth, where numerous Bravia 3D LCD sets were showing the Germany – Ghana World […]
Read moreBen is back with another one of the HD 101 series, this time focusing on device control. Most of it will be old hat to MissingRemote readers, but you might learn a thing or two. The problem is the devices just aren’t designed to work together, but that isn’t because the industry hasn’t tried. All the political reasons aside […]
Read moreIf you don’t care about 3D or 24p and still want all the plasma goodness – you owe it to yourself to take a hard look at the G20/G25 family. Panasonic’s G20 series is strictly 2D and offers 50- and 54-inch models. As of this writing, they are exclusive to Best Buy stores. If you shop for either set […]
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