Besides the picture talent, can my matured dvd player work beside the brand new 1080p HDTV?
can the old dvd player work near hdtv? do i need to buy any connect rope?
Answers: Absolutely! Use the best connection you can so you procure the best possible picture. If your DVD player has an HDMI port, use that. Otherwise use the component cable (red, gree, blue for video + red and white for audio). If not that, try S-Video. And lastly, if not that, use the pallid, red and white component cables.
It will work fine, and depending on how accurate the upconversion is on the HDTV you may get as fitting a picture as an upconverting DVD player.
That said, if you are not satisfied and want to consider an inexpensive picking, Amazon in the US are offereing the HD-A3 HD DVD player for $125 -- including 5 free HD DVD disks. The same point is available at FutureShop in Canada for $169.
Sure Blu-ray are possible going to win the "HD format war", but if you can take ascendancy, for $125 you get a well-mannered upconverting DVD player (I have the almost very same HD-A2 and use it as an upconverted for my projector and 110" screen inmy home theater) and the occasion to try HD disks on your new HDTV.
I set aside for your consideration.
Yes, your old dvd player will still work. The picture will not be within HD though.
You will need the regular composite AV cable or use the S-video to connect it to your new HDTV.
The upconvert will present you quality, but it should be fine if you hold the right cable.
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