Robcameron
04-10-2012, 05:45 PM
Hi guys
Okay I can now see the system in my new rental and think I have an easy upgrade path but wanted to check before buying a new bluray player.
Okay the current old DVD player (Pioneer dv38a) sends video via component to a quadscan elite which then outputs in 720p to the old projector (zenith pro895x) using a hi-res output going into a 5 RCA rgb cable up to the projector. The audio is routed via toslink to a Pioneer vsx 49tx amp.
The quadscan has a spare channel available (component inputs) and so I assume I can get a new bluray player like a samsung bd-p3600 which has component outputs and connect to the spare channel then route audio using toslink to the amp and as long as the player is outputting 720p it should be fine.
Am I missing anything?
Many thanks for all the advice last time it was very helpful. Is there a better bluray player or will the Samsung be fine (I like the fact it also has Netflix)
thanks
Rob
Ps. If anyone can recommend a good theatre guy in the Seattle area that would be great as considering a projector upgrade in future but don't see the need to throw out stuff that can be salvaged like amp perhaps. let me know your thoughts.
Okay I can now see the system in my new rental and think I have an easy upgrade path but wanted to check before buying a new bluray player.
Okay the current old DVD player (Pioneer dv38a) sends video via component to a quadscan elite which then outputs in 720p to the old projector (zenith pro895x) using a hi-res output going into a 5 RCA rgb cable up to the projector. The audio is routed via toslink to a Pioneer vsx 49tx amp.
The quadscan has a spare channel available (component inputs) and so I assume I can get a new bluray player like a samsung bd-p3600 which has component outputs and connect to the spare channel then route audio using toslink to the amp and as long as the player is outputting 720p it should be fine.
Am I missing anything?
Many thanks for all the advice last time it was very helpful. Is there a better bluray player or will the Samsung be fine (I like the fact it also has Netflix)
thanks
Rob
Ps. If anyone can recommend a good theatre guy in the Seattle area that would be great as considering a projector upgrade in future but don't see the need to throw out stuff that can be salvaged like amp perhaps. let me know your thoughts.
