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kal
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Joe Buckstrap
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 3:53 pm Post subject: It shouldn't be long |
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Other than my own foibles, I don't think there will be any issues with this card.
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kal
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ilias
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| Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 1:36 pm Post subject: Moome card |
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Where is the 1080p 72Hz? I am staying in HDFyry2 thank's!!!
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kal
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kal
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| Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 1:05 am Post subject: Re: Moome card |
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| ilias wrote: | | Where is the 1080p 72Hz? I am staying in HDFyry2 thank's!!! |
The IFB-FULLHD card does support 1080p/72Hz. After you wrote this I emailed Moome to verify and the card does indeed support it as I suspected. The manual is wrong. The card supports crazy high bandwidth (resolution/refresh rates). He's currently testing 1080p/75Hz just to make sure PAL users can do that correctly.
Here's the Sony IFB-FULLHD being testing on a Sony G90:
Look for an updated manual soon. Pre-order will be announced in a few minutes.
Kal
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bigsilverdisc
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| Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 2:07 am Post subject: Image Alignment Correction (IAC) |
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Image Alignment Correction (IAC):
Does it have this feature as well?.
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kal
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kal
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ilias
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| Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:35 pm Post subject: Re: Moome card |
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| kal wrote: | | ilias wrote: | | Where is the 1080p 72Hz? I am staying in HDFyry2 thank's!!! |
The IFB-FULLHD card does support 1080p/72Hz. After you wrote this I emailed Moome to verify and the card does indeed support it as I suspected. The manual is wrong. The card supports crazy high bandwidth (resolution/refresh rates). He's currently testing 1080p/75Hz just to make sure PAL users can do that correctly.
Here's the Sony IFB-FULLHD being testing on a Sony G90:
Look for an updated manual soon. Pre-order will be announced in a few minutes.
Kal |
This is very good if rinse down with the centering of the screen, not like HDFury!!!!
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kal
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ilias
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<Perfectly centered image:
Another world first! HDfury2 is the only device that recreates the sync and timing alignment completely and therefore perfectly centers the image according to the SMPTE standards in all modes. This is a major difference in the architecture. No other converter can compete against recreating the syncs completely. >
That is for HDFury2, can do this the new Sony IFB-FULLHD?
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kal
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| ilias wrote: | <Perfectly centered image:
Another world first! HDfury2 is the only device that recreates the sync and timing alignment completely and therefore perfectly centers the image according to the SMPTE standards in all modes. This is a major difference in the architecture. No other converter can compete against recreating the syncs completely. >
That is for HDFury2, can do this the new Sony IFB-FULLHD? |
Ilias: You already asked this above. It's not needed as the IFB-FULLHD is specifically built for the Sony line of CRT projectors. IAC or image centering/shifting is not an issue as you can adjust everything perfectly within the projector itself.
You seem to be wondering which is better: The HDfury2 or the Sony IFB-FULLHD. The IFB-FULLHD is a higher end product with more features and as such is considerably more expensive than the HDfury2. Choose according to your needs.
Kal
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ilias
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Sorry kal and thank's!!! I get one of this card for upgrade my G70!! again thank you for your time!!!
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big blue
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| Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 4:08 pm Post subject: Remote Control |
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I feed all my analogue sources via a lumagen scaler over the BNC to Input A of my G90. So basically I never need to switch inputs on my G90. I only switch on/off power of the unit, thats all.
If I am now connect all my HD sources directly with an HDMI cable to Input 1 or Input 2 of the IFB-FULLHD: Sony HDMI 1.3 Input Card. Do I need now the original Sony Remote Control to switch between the Analogue Input A and the this additional Card? And in addition the Moom IR Remote to choose between Input 1 and Input 2?
Is there no easy way to automate this over RS232 of the G90 as I am running a Philips Pronto IR and RS232 Extender?
PS: Order for this card is placed.
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kal
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| Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 7:16 pm Post subject: Re: Remote Control |
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| big blue wrote: | | If I am now connect all my HD sources directly with an HDMI cable to Input 1 or Input 2 of the IFB-FULLHD: Sony HDMI 1.3 Input Card. Do I need now the original Sony Remote Control to switch between the Analogue Input A and the this additional Card? |
I'm not sure I follow. Why would you need to switch over to Analog Input A if all of your inputs are HDMI into Moome's card? I'm not familiar with Sony's, but I would assume that you'd switch to whatever the IFB input slot is using the Sony remote and then use Moome's remote to switch between the two HDMI inputs.
| Quote: | | Is there no easy way to automate this over RS232 of the G90 as I am running a Philips Pronto IR and RS232 Extender? |
Not sure about that. You may want to try the Home Theater Accessories forum.
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big blue
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Thank you Kal
Now I have reviewed my installation and manuals and can run all sources direct to the Input 1 of the IFB-FULLHD, so no need to switch between the cards of the G90.
I simply need an DVI-HDMI Adapter on the output of the lumagen scaler to connect it with the IFB-FULLHD via an HDMI cable. And plug all HD sources into the DVI Inputs of the Lumagen using a HDMI-DVI Adapter. With this I can for each source make a calibration in the lumagen.
So the only thing is now to set up the G90 that it always use Input 1 of IFB-FULLHD at power up.
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