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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Pioneer's Answer to this Subject
I recently sent an e-mail to Pioneer regarding this issue. I have a Pioneer Elite Pro710HD just shy of two years old and was looking into getting a STB for HD programming. Still not sure what to do on that front go with DirectTV and possible Samsung 160 or Sony 200 model or wait for Dish to come out with their 921 HD PVR unit not sure if that will receive OTA signals though. Anyhow here is Pioneer's reply to my inquiry:
Thank you for your inquiry. While no DVI upgrade is available for older Pioneer HDTVs, content providers are not as yet using DVI or any other signal transmission technology exclusively as a means of content copy protection. Content providers also recently announced agreement with HDTV manufacturers to ensure the compatibility, without set-top boxes, of HDTVs and emerging signal transmission technologies. While it is impossible to say with certainty exactly how HD CPT technology may evolve, electronics manufacturers are working closely with content providers to minimize any impact on the performance capability of older HDTVs as these technologies are developed. For more information, call (800) 421-1404. PIONEER CUSTOMER SERVICE |
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