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Look at the second post of the thread.
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Wikipedia wrote:However, while region free for PS3 games, there is region locking for backwards compatible PS2 and PS1 games, as well as DVD and Blu-ray Disc movies.
Most receivers come loaded with a shit ton of features that you'll never use. I have mine set to do nothing but pass the DVD/BD signal straight through to the speakers without doing anything else. Look for one that's cheap with decent sound quality and HDMI equipped and that's all you need, unless you really want to do some sound tweaking. I might recommend looking into NAD and Denon. Both usually deliver high quality for the price and they're usually quite stripped down in terms of features.
Eva Yojimbo wrote:Most receivers come loaded with a shit ton of features that you'll never use. I have mine set to do nothing but pass the DVD/BD signal straight through to the speakers without doing anything else. Look for one that's cheap with decent sound quality and HDMI equipped and that's all you need, unless you really want to do some sound tweaking. I might recommend looking into NAD and Denon. Both usually deliver high quality for the price and they're usually quite stripped down in terms of features.
EDIT: Something like this would probably be more than enough for what you need.
Also, RE PS3, you should probably look up "PS3 hack multi-region" and do some reading on what comes up. If Sony can't make it stop working (I can't imagine they could) then you shouldn't have anything to worry about. But you should also read about how good its upscaling is on STD.
Why go through the trouble when you can just hack the player? Took me about 20 minutes to hack my Oppo and it plays everything I throw at it now.
Wha? The PS3 has been around quite a while, longer than my Oppo, and it's really popular, so I can't imagine it not having a hack.
BiQ wrote:The efforts to actually hack PS3 got real serious only after Sony disabled the OtherOS option. Also, hacking the current-gen consoles is a bit harder now that internet connectivity is serious part of the game and firmware updates are enforced that way. And signed content with revocable keys etc...
Haven't been paying attention but the late reveal of the PS3 root key might open the way to total cracking of the machine... or not.
Yeah, that looks like more than enough. Just check some reviews on sound quality and make sure it doesn't blow, but Denon are usually reliable.Oz wrote:@Jimbo: Checked Finnish stores and couldn't find that exact model here. The cheapest Denon model (no NADs to be found) was this AVR-1311. I haven't yet read anything about it, but does it have everything I need?
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