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- 03-14-2010 05:11 PM #11
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Also, if you would have just purchased this product, you would only have to run one and works directly with the boxes.
Sling Link Eithernet Adaptor
BTW, have you searched about this product? I commented on almost the same post this week with the same information! Try to do alittle research!
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- 03-14-2010 05:22 PM #12
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The HomePlug I received from Dish is a SlingLink Turbo W1, Model SL300-100.
- 03-14-2010 06:46 PM #13
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netflix.. so much cheaper and so much faster!!
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And so SD in most cases
- 03-14-2010 07:19 PM #15
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I have solid Fios www connection. Most Netflix Instant movies I watch purport to be "HD." From a purely user opinion viewpoint, the video is at least DVD quality, and the delay from selecting Start until the movie starts is ~10 seconds. (And, of course, the cost is virtually zero if you are primarily a DVD viewer.
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- 03-14-2010 07:39 PM #16
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Isn't HD
DVD quality isn't even close to HD. It's 480 and you have to have at least 720 p to qualify. so far everything I've seen online that is 720 is a weak quality in comparison. I've seen some listed at 1080 p that look pretty good though. Originally Posted by SaltiDawg
- 03-15-2010 08:46 AM #17
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Thanks for your opinion. Certainly 480p isn't HD, duh. However 480 p image quality can compare quite favorably to a highly compressed 720p from a Sat or Cable provider. Also, renting a DVD disk from Netflix provides a 480p image, viewing an instant pick from Netflix likely provides no better then a 480p image - or an up-rezzed image which will not result in an improved image. Originally Posted by whatchel1
I have a Pioneer Elite Kuro plasma. Not all movies are of better image quality on BD compared to DVD.
Additionally, if the Netflix source for an instant viewing item is a DVD, their up-rezzing it to 720p or 1080i for transmission to your STB will not result in an improved image when compared to having the DVD at home. There is, however, a big improvement wrt timeliness of delivery and having the ability to choose from numerous movies at the spur of the moment.Last edited by SaltiDawg; 03-15-2010 at 09:26 AM.
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