Enter to Win: PureLink $299 HDMI Switcher with Remote

[Jeje2]

Contest Questions:

1. Did you know that HDMI is the first lossless, uncompressed reproduction format in AV history?
2. How many HDMI sources do you have in your system now?

1. No I didn't. Assumed DVI to be the first.
2. Well what i considered a HDMI source? MY DVD (=Oppo) has DVI and my receiver has 2 HDMI in and 1 HDMI out (Then finally my PJ has 1 HDMI in)

As I'm living in Europe - I'm not entering the drawing (Or could I donate it then to someone I know in Canda? )

 

[jfaudio]

Answers to the contest questions :

1 - No.

2 - 1 on the Satellite decoder.

JF

 

[loserguy]

1. No, I knew it was good, but i thought "lossless" was just hype.

2. 3 but I one have 2 inputs

 

[raf1005]

1. No, I assumed firewire was.
2. 0, early hdtv adopter here, hdtv still looks good via component.

 

[tomme35]

1. No, I did not know that.
2. I have 2 HDMI sources. One from a DVD player, the other from a cable box.

 

[baudilus]

Answers.

1) Yes, I did know that fact.
2) I currently have two HDMI sources, a digital cable box and a Panasonic S97S Upconverting DVD player.

 

[pc9840]

Hdmi

1.) Why yes, yes I did.

2.) Total of four HDMI capable devices however I am only using 2 HDMI outputs. And I only use them for video not audio.

 

[mdy]

1.) No

2.) Zero

 

[chpwaman]

1. No I did not
2. None at the moment, but I'm in the market...

 

[soundsfine]

1. As others have mentioned, I thought DVI was first. Is DVI lossy?
2. Two. One straight HDMI, one DVI->HDMI cable.

 

[Daz3d&Confus3d]

1. no
2. 1 (denon dvd player) but will have two by the end of the year hopefully...(new tv)

 

[HiRez1394]

Hdmi

Did you know that HDMI is the first lossless, uncompressed reproduction format in AV history? Response: I was only casually aware of HDMI's lossless and uncompressed nature but not of its precedence, given what I understand to be similar virtues shared by the prior introduction of IEEE-1394.

How many HDMI sources do you have in your system now? Response: I have a HDMI-capable universal player but no HDMI-capable HDTV yet (just a matter of time though).

 

[thundergust]

1. No, but I do know that it can send uncompressed information.

2. I have 2. A denon 1920 and a panasonic plasma tv.

 

[Palmetto]

1. No I didn't know that

2. 3, cable box, tv and DVD

 

[squire.10@osu.e]

1. No, I did not realize that.

2. Nothing now, but I may be adding several soon with a DVD player upgrade, new digital cable box, and HDTV.

 

[blownrx7]

Did you know that HDMI is the first lossless, uncompressed reproduction format in AV history?
No, I did not. What about DVI???
How many HDMI sources do you have in your system now?
None yet, but I'm working on it! I'm working on it...

 

[skrivis]

no, and none

 

[Steve42]

1. No

2. I have one, and planning on getting another as soon as I upgrade my Satellite receiver so I can receive HDTV programming.

This switcher will be perfect because I don't have a AVR to do the switching.

 

[tcdo6666]

1) No

2) 1

 

[Murrel]

1. I was under the impression that the DVI and the HDMI were similar in the video aspect, so this is news to me, Thanks!

2. None at the time but I am looking to do a whole new system within the next year. And HD is on the top of my list.