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By: Mike4096

Mike4096 — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 06:18:00 +0000

I switched from Ubuntu Linux to OpenSolaris. It didn’t recognize my CRT, so I’m running OpenSolaris on my 40” Bravia HDTV at full 1920×1080. I returned my $400 hddvd player yesterday. My previous DVD player is long gone. So I want, er, need to play my (normal res) DVDs on my OpenSolaris dual cpu x86_64.

I put in the DVD and get a dialog “Nautilus Crashed”.

What do I do to play DVDs on OpenSolaris? I found a couple pointers to VLC binaries, but I need more official-y stuff less likely to have viruses.

By: Wout Mertens

Wout Mertens — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 18:49:00 +0000

I recently had trouble getting a 720p projector to get a proper resolution feed from my MacBook Pro.

I fixed it by downloading the free SwitchResX control panel and feeding it the parameters of the projector. You can get it at http://www.madrau.com/html/SRX/DL.shtml . Once you filled in the parameters, you can save the settings and unplug and replug the screen. The new resolutions will be available then.

Why those resolutions don’t come default with 10.5 is beyond me…

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Cheers,

Wout.

By: Adam Fox

Adam Fox — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 20:40:00 +0000

I too am on the Plasma bandwagon, especially if you have a dark room. One nice thing about LCD if you don’t have a dark room is with a plastic screen, you don’t really get glare (at least on the Sonys I’ve seen and the one my Mom has). But what I don’t like about most of the LCDs is when viewing standard def stuff, the pixelization really starts to show and it bugs me. On my Pioneer Elite (yes costly, but really nice), my standard def stuff looks really good even on a 50″ screen. And while I watch as much HD as possible, I still watch a decent amount of legacy std def stuff.

By: Eugene

Eugene — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 18:07:00 +0000

I would argue against the PS3 in your setup. Not because I think it would be a bad movie player (i’ve heard displays bluerays with excellent quality), but because it does not have an IR port and you couldnt use your harmony 880 with it. I have the same remote and that’s what’s keeping me from the PS3.