No, because ever since I got ny HDTV, no matter what settings my system is on, I just get a blank screen. No, it's not the TV because I exchanged it for an unrelated problem.
I have played about 5 movies in mine (if that) so I normally do not use it for watching movies. Unless my dvd player isn't hooked up I will use that or my ps2.
No. My HTPC is my main DVD player. If I didn't have that then I would use a dedicated player. I don't wish to put any unnecessary wear and tear on my consoles.
It performs most of my media needs. I just got a new 1tb external hdd, so I just hook it up to my Xbox with all the music and videos and use it that way. Don't use dvds nearly as much
When I am watching a movie by myself I will watch it on my monitor in my bedroom off my Xbox using my Turtle Beaches but if friends are over I'm on the 46' Bravia using the PS3 :D
Yeah. The picture looks better with the 360. I think it uprezes. It helps since I use an HD tv. Watching DVDs on my normal DVD player looks significantly worse.
Don't really buy DVD's, I just use Netflix.Logan1616
but not all movies stream online, sometimes you gotta actually order dvds from Netflix.
and yes I use my Xbox360 as my main dvdplayer. and like Logan, i mostly just use Netflix streaming on my xbox. I have the Universal media remote for watching netflix and dvds, works great, and is quicker than using a 360 gamepad.
Yes I do, the 360 has a very good DVD player. My surround sound unit also plays DVD's but due to the fact its running off a crappy phono lead I only use it for the sound.
Yeah. The picture looks better with the 360. I think it uprezes. It helps since I use an HD tv. Watching DVDs on my normal DVD player looks significantly worse.vashkey
I dont know if its true but apparently the new s model boasts upscaling although I cant see much difference on mine. I would buy a blu-ray player but I would rather spend £3-£5 on standard DVD's from play or amazon than the best part of £20 for blu-ray discs. Dont get me wrong I know what the picture is like on blu-ray but it does not justify the price tag. Technology is moving so fast that as soon as you buy something its obsolete. I mean HD is finally up and now well supported and now they want us tobuy for 3-D tv's. I think I will wait untill blu-ray has finally taken on and well supported with titles and a bit of a price drop. And as for renting DVD's Zune is priced the same as SKY movies £4 a pop, I would rather get a good deal on the mentioned play and amazon sites and pay £4 for a standard DVD that I can keep.
Given the systems overall fragility, whether it is real or assumed, I just use it for gaming.
Shoot2kill1989
I feel the same way
Its assumed! been using my release date 360 pro for the last 4 years as a DVD player and gaming machine just upgraded to a s model and sold my old one to my bro and its still going.
Given the systems overall fragility, whether it is real or assumed, I just use it for gaming.
I feel the same way
Its assumed! been using my release date 360 pro for the last 4 years as a DVD player and gaming machine just upgraded to a s model and sold my old one to my bro and its still going.
Your one of lucky ones m8 ive had so many problems with my 360's over the years i dont wanna chance it lol
i have a decent 360 in the living room that i use for 99% of my gaming and it doesnt get used for dvd's i have a separate player for them in there, but i also have a battered old ex-RROD 360 in the bedroom that i repaired myself and all it really gets used for is dvd's..........
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