How to Upscale Using a Panasonic DVD
Panasonic upscaling digital versatile disc players are designed to bridge the resolution gap between standard DVD and Blu-Ray players. Standard DVD operates at a 720x480 resolution, while the upscaling process applies a algorithm that mimics true 1080p, or 1920x1080 resolution. Upscaling DVD players from Panasonic and others are relatively inexpensive compared to Blu-Ray players. If the vast majority of movie playback at home involves standard DVD, utilizing an HDMI-based Panasonic upscaling player is a good way to maximize an aging technology.
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Access the rear of the Panasonic player and display. Locate the HDMI output on the player, and an open HDMI input on the rear of the TV.
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Note the shape of the HDMI connector. Carefully insert the cable into the "HDMI" out on the Panasonic player. Route the cable to the display, and insert the other end of the wire into that input. Plug the unit into AC power.
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Press the "MENU" button on the remote. Navigate to the "SYSTEM" menu.
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Move to the appropriate resolution format using the directional keys. If you're unsure about your TV's resolution, access the manual.
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Exit the menu by pressing the "MENU" button twice.
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