zarlor

Wooger mentioned in a previous thread that it would be cool if AdminJoe added a Links section to the web site. I like that idead, but in case he needs some ideas or won't be able to set something like that up I thought it might be nice to have a thread where we could list HD-related sites that might be of interest. Here's my list:

http://www.antennaweb.org - To help out with antenna selection

http://www.titantv.com - For antenna selection and local listings of programming available.

http://www.hdtvgalaxy.com - Provides national listings of HDTV content for the week.

http://www.ilovehdtv.com - An HDTV newsletter providing, for a small, one-time subscription fee, the latest HDTV news and national HD listings. It's also the home of a consumer-based lobby group for HDTV-owners.

http://www.keohi.com/keohihdtv/ - THE tips and tweaks site. For all the best info on how to get the most out of your HDTV. And don't just look at the section for only particular brand and model of HDTV as many tips can be found in the areas for other sets that are just as relavent for ALL sets.

http://www.avsforum.com - An extremely comprehensive forum for all manner of Audio/Video related discussions, including areas for HDTV, proection TV (front and rear) and the oft-discussed Home Theater Personal Computer (HTPC). The forums can be VERY busy, however, so have some time to spare, but you will find a wealth of knowledge and many experts to answer questions.

http://www.imagingscience.com/ - This is where those ISF Professionals get their certification. If you want a color calibration done on your set just cehck out the Trained Dealers section to see who might be in your area.

I know there are some more good ones out there, I just can't seem to think of them right now. Anyone else wanna add to this?

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Lenny Zimmermann
zarlor@acm.org

DISCLAIMER: I am not and have never been some kind of video expert. Take absolutely everything I post (along with anything else you read on the internet) with a HUGE grain of salt! If you really want the most complete and truthful answer, go to engineering school and find out how this stuff REALLY works.