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**Pirate** · 07-19-2003, 09:22 AM

I understand about calibration. I've had alot of DVD players.

Why I need to program the five discs is this: I make my own trailer DVDs that I play before the film begins (just like in the theatre, sans the TV comercials) THe trailers are very high quality and take me time to make. When you have to switch inputs to go from the trailers to the film, it screws up the flow. Thats why the 5disc is good, cause it can all stay on the same input. I also have DVD's with the sound trailers (DD, DTS, THX). When put together it's a super cool experience, that in some of my frequent guests opinions, rivals the theatre. And that make me giddy like a schoolgirl.

From what I've read about the PIONEER, it should pull this off the way I want.

Later
-PH

P.S. I've also been known from time to time to put a cartoon before the film. Kickin it old school!

07-19-2003, 09:22 AM	#118 (permalink)
Pirate Director/Moderator Loves Yellow Subtitles Join Date: Jun 2003	I understand about calibration. I've had alot of DVD players. Why I need to program the five discs is this: I make my own trailer DVDs that I play before the film begins (just like in the theatre, sans the TV comercials) THe trailers are very high quality and take me time to make. When you have to switch inputs to go from the trailers to the film, it screws up the flow. Thats why the 5disc is good, cause it can all stay on the same input. I also have DVD's with the sound trailers (DD, DTS, THX). When put together it's a super cool experience, that in some of my frequent guests opinions, rivals the theatre. And that make me giddy like a schoolgirl. From what I've read about the PIONEER, it should pull this off the way I want. Later -PH P.S. I've also been known from time to time to put a cartoon before the film. Kickin it old school! __________________ Early Adopting So You Don’t Have To.