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Funny--- My HR20s work just great. At least the equal of the HR10 and in some ways better. Those of you who complain about it "not being a TiVo" may not have given it a chance, I bet. Don't know what you might be missing. I remember the first HR10s also had their problems. I know...

I think a little research will tell you that's not exactly true. I believe it is now less than 15% and decreasing.

HD Net Movies is an example of a hi-def station that regularly broadcasts audio in less than 5.1. Many of the old movies are originally recored in mono. In that case, they are broadcasting DD 1.0. Stereo is DD 2.0. Not wrong, just different.:)

Baseball, at least, will be fine. And there is no such thing as TRUE HD. It is a marketing term only. Get over it.:hatsoff:

I have no problem pushing HDMI 50 feet to the slave monitor I mentioned earlier, through a monoprice cable. I wouldn't try 200 feet, though.:)

Not to start an argument, but my experience tells me you can't spot which is which unless you know in advance. Either will work just fine. I feed component to my AVR, then convert it to HDMI to the plasma. I use the actual HDMI to feed the small slave set in the nearby kitchen. Both look...

If I were you I would call them and politely say that you are "considering" dropping cable for DirecTV, but only if the price is right. Make sure they know that you are aware that the cable company's set top boxes are free upfront and that you are not interested in running up an unnecessary...

It is good to see someone with more charges bill on their than mine. My wife will be especially interested, becasue she doesn't think it possible. Pay for view doesn't count!

Believe me, a 720p/1080i signal on an EDTV looks way, way better than an S-video feed. I like your idea about making sure he is using an HD feed. Oh, and the H20 has an S-Video out.

I don't know why either, from this distance. If you were in Denver, I'd come take a look. What you are getting through the red/white stereo connection is faux surround through your processer -- can't be digital through the analog wiring! The optical will make a real difference. Try it...

Just to be clear, there is a huge difference between a "law" and a "regulation". The FCC was created by law to regulate. No problem with the typo. I have heard about peeple who make misteaks, but I nver due.

If you cannot tell a difference betwen the component and the S-Video feeds, something is very wrong with your component feed. How are you sending the component feed (three leads , red, green, blue, right?) to the TV? Are you sure the receiver is sending HD -- 720p/1080i? S-video can only send...

Ease up there. The rules that govern who gets what signals are not "laws". They are regulations. Assuming there is no intent to re-sell or syndicate the signals in question, personal use does not rise to the level of a "crime" with an attached, legislated punishment. In the second place, the...