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draganm
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one of those 6 is mine and i'm ready to resort to violence to keep it 
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| erikjohn wrote: | I see that the one in the upper left was earmarked for me  . |
Where is CZ Eddie's??!
Btw, there are at least twelve in that box. 
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I know one is for me! I just know it!
I NEED IT BAD!!!
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The lineup starts behind me!
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draganm
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| jamieh wrote: | | The lineup starts behind me! |
sorry, Canadians automatically go to the back of the line. I know I rag a lot on Moomme's lead times but if he gets a card to me by August all will be forgiven.
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Gino
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moome or Kal - does this card support 1400x1050@72/75??
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kal
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| Gino wrote: | | moome or Kal - does this card support 1400x1050@72/75?? |
Both are under the bandwidth/pixel clock rate required for 1920x1080@60Hz so I don't see why not.
Ie: 1400x1050x75 is less than 1920x1080x60
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Gino
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That's what I assumed since its 150Mhz as opposed to 165Mhz... but wanted confirmation it accepts custom resolutions.
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You may want to wait for the official word from Moome, but my understanding is that his products are no different than the HDfury or JohnHWman's previous Sony/Barco products in this respect.
That is, they don't do a thing to the resolution/refresh rate - as long as you're under the 165Mhz pixelclock rate, it'll pass the information through.
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aoakes
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| Link Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:38 pm Post subject: Moome card or not |
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Hi
I have a Marquee 9501LC Crystalio 2 with media box, Sky HD, Toshiba HD DVD and a few more components, at the moment everything is connected to the Crystalio via component cables and the projector is fed via approx 30 feet of component.
My Question is as I have a scaler would I benefit from one of Moomes cards in picture quality due to keeping everything digital right up to the PJ.
And if it is worth getting one do I need the version with gamma adjustment.
Many thanks for any advice
Andy
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Person99
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| Link Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:57 pm Post subject: Re: Moome card or not |
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| aoakes wrote: |
My Question is as I have a scaler would I benefit from one of Moomes cards in picture quality due to keeping everything digital right up to the PJ. |
Compared to what? The biggest gain will come in avoiding an A/D conversion in the scaler. So, if you are feeding the scaler analog now instead of digital, switching that to digital (which this card and other HDMI/DVI solutions will let you do) will improve your picture.
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Gino
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| Link Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 2:20 am Post subject: Re: Moome card or not |
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| aoakes wrote: | And if it is worth getting one do I need the version with gamma adjustment.
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Andy, your Crystallio II should have its own inbuilt 11/21 point parametric gamma adjustments, better than what the moome allows.
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aoakes
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Hi
Sorry should have made it clearer, all my components are connected to the scaler via analogue.
I was assuming that if it was all digital right to the very end ie the projector and the analogue to digital transfer in the moome card was at least as good as the Crystalio I might see an improvement.
There would also be an advantage with the HDCP compliance.
Andy
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Gino
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That's correct Andy, keeping everything in the digital domain should theoretically be better. I was answering more in your question regarding whether you need the basic moome version or the one with the gamma option.
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aoakes
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| Link Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:08 am Post subject: Moome card or not |
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Well I have ordered the basic card so now waiting with great anticipation like the rest of you.
Andy
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GEBrown
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| Link Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 8:50 pm Post subject: Dual Gamma Correction or Global? |
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OK, I have another question when you guys get a chance to try your new toys out.
Given that you have the advanced card with the remote and fine adjustment on the gamma correction:
Is the gamma correction the same for both the Component and the HDMI inputs? Or, do you get one level of correction on the Component side and a different level of correction on the HDMI side?
Just interested.
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| Link Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 1:44 am Post subject: Re: Dual Gamma Correction or Global? |
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| GEBrown wrote: | OK, I have another question when you guys get a chance to try your new toys out.
Given that you have the advanced card with the remote and fine adjustment on the gamma correction:
Is the gamma correction the same for both the Component and the HDMI inputs? Or, do you get one level of correction on the Component side and a different level of correction on the HDMI side?
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Dear GEBrown:
the gamma will have one memory while power off, both same for hdmi and component!
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GEBrown
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Moome,
Thanks!!!!
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