Info and forum posts by 'Bonzo Banana'
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Joined on: Friday, 9th May 2003, 17:04, Last used: Saturday, 12th February 2005, 03:02
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About this user: big scifi/fantasy fan
Panasonic AE100 projector
Sharp 28" nicam widescreen
Tivo (unsubscribed)
Samsung HTDM150
Xbox
Panasonic SVHS video
Nokia ondigital box for freeview
Pace (early type) Sky Digital box
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Recent Messages Posted:
RE: Maxim MX11-21
You probably didn`t need it but the code is 9735 to get to the secret menu. There you can check the parental rating, password and region.
RE: Sony DAVSA30 Home Cinema - Any good?
I read somewhere that this new Sony is actually made by Samsung for them. As you may or may not be aware for some years Samsung have been making Sony`s VHS videos but this is the first sony home cinema system made by samsung. I`m not saying thats a bad thing though.
RE: Crazy for ditching seperates for DAVS550? Westy? Anyone?
The DAVS400 only has composite output unbelievably and gives a rubbish picture because of it. I don`t know what system your neighbour has but it ain`t a DAVS400 if it has s-video out.
RE: Hack for DVD Prism DV302
My mother bought this player and I did the hack for her. I don`t remember any problems. I simply ignored the reference to open/close. Make sure the disc tray is empty though and if need be turn the m/c off and then on and make it the first thing you do. I`m sure you`ll get there in the end. The player is based on the latest budget mediatek chipset like what seems like 100 other players. As far as I know the firmware isn`t dvd+r friendly and has problems recognising and using them but as I use dvd-r its not a problem. On the bright side the mediatek chipset has superb error correction for discs so is ideal for reading copied dvds and does a better job than most jap players.
RE: Cyberhome chdvd 400
I`m not saying there won`t be a macrovision hack but the mediatek chipset this is based on is meant to be less anti-macrovision friendly. The same chipset is used for numerous other budget dvd players too.