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Quote: ...can you explain why the is better "especially for anime"? because - as said - if you watch a lot of anime, you ran into a lot of weird cadences. Realta and ABT have great recognition for those cadences. If you use a processor which can only successfully on certain cadences you might get combing errors on other cadences as those.

Quote: Originally Posted by Franin No what happened was when turning on the setup what usually happens the DUO automatically turns on as it picks up the hdmi signal. Tonight it did not turn on at all even by me pressing the manual button. I had to remove the power behind the unit and then reconnect it for it to work. Its working know as I finished watching the movie and shut everything down and wanted to try another movie to see if it will...

Quote: Originally Posted by Franin I wonder why its been discounted so quickly. My guess these are not selling as well as they have anticipated. Hopefully they will still supply us firmware updates. I hope it's not because they aren't selling, and this is only some introductory discount. Duo does offer features the EDGE doesn't that I wanted (which is why I broke down and got one), but at the same time the differentiation may...

Quote: Originally Posted by savefarris however do the firmware updates wipe the settings and are there any firmware updates that once the update is done i would have to calibrate again? No and no. Quote: my ideal would be to have the radiance, hire a calibrator and then leave it except for the annual or so touch up, however i like the idea of constant bug fixes and improvements, can i have both, a set-it-and-forget-it with constant updates?...

Im curious what happened to Ken @ Anchorbay??

Quote: Originally Posted by clefranc Acccording to Anchor Bay, the hardware has been tested to SUPPORT simultaneous outputs since the DUO have 2 independent HDMI 1.3 transmitters. Apparently, nobody in the marketing department catched this before releasing the PR: "Dual HDMI 1.3 outputs enable the simultaneous use of two Deep Color displays, with up to 12-bit output at 1080p-60." I also been told that they'll probably...

Quote: Originally Posted by Fudoh jarac, you'll find the best any-cadence detection for anime material with a DVDO processor like the Edge. While I don't watch very much anime, I have a few hundred japanese anime DVDs and the DVDO deinterlacing does a great a job on them. On the other hand DVDOs "hard" scaling engine tends to create slight halos around subtitles which I guess are standard when viewing anime...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dave G No. I couldn't disagree more - on several levels. First, I don't want a 'Radiance experience'. I want to forget about the equipment and just enjoy my shows and movies. The Radiance happens to be in the chain and helps me control two independent displays somewhat seamlessly, and also helps me tune the picture. Great! But - it's in a closet, out of mind and out of sight. Second - you...

I had HDMI input #1 go out on my unit last year. DVDO replaced the unit.

Quote: Originally Posted by tn1krr While a good video processing can clean up a messy source and make a huge difference on the picture quality it cannot make wine out of thin air. So whether or not well processed signal it clean enough for you depends on the bitrate/compression quality of the cable signal and your impression on what is acceptable. I'm using Lumagen to clean up our terrestial digital transmission and despite having very...