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Yeah but this is about a video game, so it is warranted here too.

It's on UPN. Well was.

Thanks Quad...

What exactly is an air transfer? I just started to do the story mode and one of my sponsor challenges is to air transfer 15 feet and I am stumped. I know it is a dumb question, but I'd like to know. Thanks in advance.

I have a Mac so I can't get it. WMP over iTunes? Wha? How come?

Can you with Call of Duty 2?

Can you play two players on Xbox 360 Live? Like if my friend and I want to play two player and also be on Live.

So what do you think next season's mystery will be? It'll be hard to top the first two seasons, but I am sure Thomas has something.

So it will make about $20 million all together which will warrant a sequel because Vince is, well, Vince.

"Everything Will Be Alright" - The Killers

Best one I've seen yet.

It will do well on DVD. Besides, how much did it cost to make?

Leena is a gimmick.

I'd rather eat dirt than read those.

If they want the show to be good they need to stop with the 3 week storylines and focus on season long storylines. Simple as that. And Barton's movie career will be as long as me having sex when I'm sober.

This is from RT: "Sadly, Kane has all the cinematic presence of a shaved ape, and possesses acting skills that make Vin Diesel look like vintage 1974 Pacino." -- Brian Orndorf, EFILMCRITIC.COM

Yeah, I decided not too because it would be a hassle. Now I have the digital cable box HD settings changed. Since my TV is 1080i native, it converted all of the channels to that. However, I changed it so when a channel is sending 720p(Fox, ESPN, ABC) it changes to 720p not 1080i. Should I leave it like that? Or make it so they convert to 1080i. Also, I set the box to show the regular channels in 480i, not 1080i with the side boxes. Should I keep it like this? I think I am going to because those boxes are annoying and it looks fine widescreen.

I've been reading that 720p is better for sport programs and since my TV is 1080i and I watch a lot of sports, I am going to exchange it for a 720p. It sucks because there are no 30" LCD 720ps for under $1000. So I'll have to go with a 23" Samsung for $799. I don't mind returning it, it just sucks bringing my TV to the store because its fucking heavy as shit.

This coming up week, the networks will release their 2006 fall lineups. Fox has renewed: 24 Prison Break King of the Hill The Simpsons And gave the go-ahead to two new shows: Vanished, a cleverly named missing persons drama the Brad Garrett sitcom Til Death, about a longtime married couple whose next door neighbors are newlywed NBC has renewed: The Law and Orders Medium Crossing Jordan Las Vegas The CW has decided to take these shows from UPN and WB: America's Next Top Model Everybody Hates Chris WWE Friday Night Smackdown! Gilmore Girls Smallville 7th Heaven The only date I know for sure is CW's (the 18th).

Marv, my HD TV is a tube TV. How does that work? Does it just have a built tuner for HD? So does that mean it isn't as good as a DLP/Plasma/LCD? And would my 360 look better on DLP/Plasma/LCD? And how does the 1080, 720 thing work again? I was reading in my manual that my TV has both, but I don't know how that works. I am asking this now because I was doing some reading about HDTVs and I was a bit confused. Thanks. EDIT: Okay, so I was doing some more reading and I found some stuff. My TV, here is a native 1080i resolution. And I found out that 1080i are used by CBS, NBC, HBO, and many others; and 720p, are used only by ABC, ESPN, and Fox. So does that mean that my TV looks better on CBS, NBC, HBO etc than ABC, ESPN and Fox? And I figured out that my 360 wasn't set to 1080i or 720p but the 480p. So I changed it to 1080i because my TV is native 1080i and it looks ten times better. I know the 360 is 720p native, but I read at IGN that 1080i looks better on my TV.

I wasn't aware that one could buy an HD-DVD player right now. But anyone with a 360 should just wait until X-Mas when their HD-DVD player comes out. It will probably only cost $200-$400 since it's an external drive and isn't full thing like the Toshiba.

Yeah, I figured that out when trying to hook it up today. Can this DVD player really play HD quality? Or will it just look like my 360? Playback format options: DVD/ SVCD/ VCD/ CD/ HDCD/ MP3/ WMA/ Photo-CD Upscales standard DVD titles into high-definition resolution Up to 1080p support via Component HDMI 1080p support High-definition output options via Component interface in 720p, 1080i and 1080p High-definition output options via HDMI interface in 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 640v480, 800v600, 1024v768 and 1280v1024 480i/576i output options via HDMI. Ideal for using with an evternal scaler. High-definition output options via VGA interface in 640v480, 800v600, 1024v768 and 1280v1024 High-definition output options via DVI(via HDMI to DVI cable) interfaces NTSC 720p/ 1080i/ 1080p support at 60hz PAL 720p/ 1080i/ 1080p support at 50hz

I bought the game, played it once and I didn't like it. Does anyone want it? I'll sell it for $45 plus $5 for shipping.

Is anyone else REALLLLY spoiled when it comes to HD? I find myself only watching the HD channels. If there is nothing on them, I won't even bother with the other channels, I'll just put on a movie or play some 360. Sometimes I'll flip to the extra HBO and Starz channels, but I barely do that. Anyone else have the same problem? I was thinking how much better it will be to watch the World Cup too.

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