Digitalpilgrim
Standard Member
Hello
I'm a newcomer to this home theater hobby and I have a beginners question which I failed to google out.
Does AV-receivers scaling capabilities matter at all if I have a Blu-Ray player with a better scaler?
A bit backround:
I have just ordered a Pioneer BDP-320 with good to excellent DVD scaling, which is very important to me as I'm still going to watch a lot of DVD's.
Now it's time to improve TV's pathetic sound, but I don't know which AV-receiver to buy since I'm confused about their video scaling operation.
I'm thinking mostly of getting either Pioneer models VSX-919AH-K or VSX-1019AH-K. Denon AVR-1910 is also in a serious consideration. The latter has supposedly a superior dvd scaler, but I don't know if that counts at all if I'm using Pioneer BDP-320's own scaler.
(If this clarifies the question, I'm going to use only HDMI-cables between TV, Blu-Ray player and AV-receiver.)
I'm a newcomer to this home theater hobby and I have a beginners question which I failed to google out.
Does AV-receivers scaling capabilities matter at all if I have a Blu-Ray player with a better scaler?
A bit backround:
I have just ordered a Pioneer BDP-320 with good to excellent DVD scaling, which is very important to me as I'm still going to watch a lot of DVD's.
Now it's time to improve TV's pathetic sound, but I don't know which AV-receiver to buy since I'm confused about their video scaling operation.
I'm thinking mostly of getting either Pioneer models VSX-919AH-K or VSX-1019AH-K. Denon AVR-1910 is also in a serious consideration. The latter has supposedly a superior dvd scaler, but I don't know if that counts at all if I'm using Pioneer BDP-320's own scaler.
(If this clarifies the question, I'm going to use only HDMI-cables between TV, Blu-Ray player and AV-receiver.)