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Oops... dummy me. I meant component video. Duh. I'll edit my original post.

I presently have my Samsung BD-P1200 hooked up with component video to my Denon AV receiver, and the receiver hooked up with component video to my T.V. Would it be better to go directly from the BD player to the T.V.? Less cables, connections, etc. = cleaner picture? Unfortunately I don't...

Thanks for the education! 5.1 hook-up sounds like the way to go. So the BDP1200 does the Dolby/ DTS decoding since I read the 5.1 input signal can't be decoded by the Denon receiver. Duh me.... actually I have a Denon DVD player that plays SACD disks and I already have that player...

Sorry to sound stupid, but what is a "lossless" audio track? Yes my Denon does have 5.1 multichannel inputs- but will I lose anything using an analog output? Thanks for your help.....

My BPD1200 is on it's way. I don't have HDMI on my Denon AV receiver, so my audio connections will be either optical or digital coax - sounds like I'm in the same boat you are. I'll let you know what happens with my hook up experience....

I saw those - good deal. Are those factory re-furb units with full warranty? Thanks for your comments.... not a matter of if, just when to pull the plug on purchasing a BR player since it appears BR is going to be the format that prevails.

Wondering if anyone has any comments or reviews on the Samsung BD-P1200? Prices are getting more and more attractive. I've found them as low as $450.00 delivered. CNET's review gives their nod to the Samsung BD-P1200 and the Panasonic DMP-BD10A over the new Sony BDP-S300. Wife keeps...