I don't know how old you are, but back in the 80s there were two standards for video cassettes : VHS and Betamax. After a while, VHS took hold and left Beta in the dust, even though Beta was better quality. The same thing is happening right now between Blu-ray and HD-DVD.
I sell TVs and stuff like that for a living, and I never recommend Blu-ray or HD-DVD. Instead, get what is called an "upconverting DVD player" which takes your normal, standard definition DVDs and upgrades the video quality to HD. A decent one will cost around $60. I personally recommend the RCA DRC285, sold at your local Sears. If you can, I'd recommend returning your old player and getting one of these; you won't regret it.
no it has to be a hd dvd player for even better quality get a blu ray player they are much better or a ps3 they have built in blu ray player and tend to be cheaper then an ordinary blu ray player
No, HD-DVDs can only be played in an HD player.
I don't know how old you are, but back in the 80s there were two standards for video cassettes : VHS and Betamax. After a while, VHS took hold and left Beta in the dust, even though Beta was better quality. The same thing is happening right now between Blu-ray and HD-DVD.
I sell TVs and stuff like that for a living, and I never recommend Blu-ray or HD-DVD. Instead, get what is called an "upconverting DVD player" which takes your normal, standard definition DVDs and upgrades the video quality to HD. A decent one will cost around $60. I personally recommend the RCA DRC285, sold at your local Sears. If you can, I'd recommend returning your old player and getting one of these; you won't regret it.
no it has to be a hd dvd player for even better quality get a blu ray player they are much better or a ps3 they have built in blu ray player and tend to be cheaper then an ordinary blu ray player