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Prior to Media Center, there were several other "free HDTV recording on your computer" systems, going back to December 2000, but none was as elegant as MC. (Look up HiPix DTV-200 for the first one; I was one of the first fifty customers.)
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Charles ... will the XBR910 accept the DVI output from a computer graphics card? For example, if you were to hook it up to your computer and playback a Blueray or HD movie, can the XBR910 display the video cards DVI output? Also, if you were to connect a DVI to HDMI adaptor to the XBR910 can the monitor display the HDMI output from a Blueray player? Just curious if you've tried this yet ...Tom
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All I know is the best picture I get on it is with rabbit ears on the Samsung HD box, and it's only component Y/C; no HDMI output. Charles
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Bump. XBR960 alert on the east coast. Not mine. Not known to me.
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/ele/1602680579.html Update on mine. Running it seems to have made the CRT happier. Now comes up in a minute or so as the guns level out to spectacular color. Focus is fine. The Olympics never looked so good. Dave A
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