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DVD-32FLR
The DVD32R has earned itself a reputation as
one of the best performing DVD players money can buy, and the first DVD
player to truly offer no-compromise, top class CD replay. However, the
top loading construction of DVD32R does not suit all installations.
Ever since launching DVD32R in September 2000
to widespread acclaim, the team at TAG McLaren have been pursuing an elusive
goal: to get close to the performance of the DVD32R, but from a front
loading design.
DVD Player
DVD32FLR
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From the outset it was clear that a similar performance
could only be reached if we could re-use the DVD32R¡¯s proven electronics,
but linked to a front loading DVD mechanism.
However, the DVD32R is an extremely compact design,
bearing in mind that it includes a heavy, lead-weighted, suspended
DVD transport mechanism, hence the height had to increase to add
the front loading DVD mechanism above the DVD32R¡¯s main printed
circuit board.
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Like
the DVD32R, the DVD32FLR continues TAG McLaren¡¯s tradition of protecting
their customers¡¯ investment with upgradability other manufacturers
can only dream of. The DVD32FLR can already be upgraded to accept
the stunning Progressive Scan Module PSM192, providing top class,
motion-adaptive analog and digital progressive scan output from
PAL and NTSC DVDs - but also generating progressive scan output
from all your S-Video and Composite video sources. Read the PSM192
article for details of this amazing upgrade.
The vault-like construction of the player
starts with its ultra-rigid front panel. The panel is machined from
a 17 mm thick custom aluminium extrusion, deeply finned for maximum
rigidity. The player¡¯s rigid, folded chassis bolts directly to the
front panel, creating a very stiff assembly. The loader mechanism
itself is carried on a separate sub-chassis which is in turn bolted
to both the chassis and the front panel, further increasing the
rigidity of the player. Finally, the lid fits snugly into the front
panel extrusion and is bolted to the chassis at the rear.
The entire construction weighs in at a
substantial 8.85 kg and rests on TAG McLaren¡¯s custom made Sorbothane
mounting feet for vibration isolation.
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The
PSM192 de-interlaces all your video
sources! ...why only enhance DVDs?
Progressive Scan
or De-interlacing, i.e. the generation of a picture which
is progressively scanned every 1/50s (NTSC: 1/60) from top to bottom,
has recently become popular in the context of the latest DVD player
technology.
Progressive
Scan provides significant picture enhancement, but should
not be limited to DVD. Why not use a general
purpose Progressive Scan Module, like the PSM192, instead,
to de-interlace all your video sources? TV, VCR, Laserdisc, video
camera, satellite receiver etc. will all improve, just like your
DVD!
Interlacing,
i.e. splitting a picture into two fields of half the line count,
which in PAL transmissions are sent 1/50 (NTSC: 1/60) seconds
apart, leads to reduced vertical picture resolution and flicker.
Unfortunately, just 'gluing¡¯ those fields together afterwards
isn't that simple.
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Progressive Scan results
in better vertical picture resolution, reduced motion artefacts and
reduced flicker, making us wonder how we could ever have lived without
it.
Two of the very latest
Plasma screens from different manufacturers were therefore pulled
into our laboratory for analysis. The tests were: firstly feed the
screens with ¡®standard¡¯ interlaced video, therefore using the Plasmas'
internal Progressive Scan modules and scalers, secondly feed the screens
from the output of the PSM192, installed in a DVD32R.
Before undertaking
this experiment we were sceptical about the outcome, thinking that
Plasma technology should have
progressed nicely, leaving very little else to offer. However, comparing
the picture quality of these two 42" Plasmas left me surprised:
the pictures couldn't be more different, whether interlaced or de-interlaced.
Feeding the very same signal resulted in significantly different
pictures, proving that video technology surely hasn¡¯t reached ¡®Picture
Perfect¡¯ yet.
Acknowledging
the fact that the picture quality differences between Plasmas
of different manufacturers are still huge, we focussed on the
performance of the Plasmas¡¯ internal de-interlacer compared to
the PSM192 installed in the DVD32R. It wasn¡¯t difficult to see
the differences, Silicon Image¡¯s latest technology in the PSM192
showed clear gains, resulting in a picture which was crisper,
showing sharper details and reduced motion artefacts.
Should this
really surprise us? Display technologies are expensive, savings
on ultimate picture quality versus screen size are all important
and if you haven¡¯t seen what is possible, you might not even
know what you are missing. In a very competitive market, such
as display technology, adding a six layer, highly integrated
and powerful Progressive Scan Module, such as the PSM192, is
commercially just not viable - not for the display manufacturer!
If you have
a DVD32R or DVD32FLR, of whatever specification, then you
can have it upgraded with the Progressive Scan Module PSM192,
improving picture quality of DVDs and all your Composite
and S-Video sources.
The
upgrade requires the DVD32R / DVD32FLR to come back to
us, as we will update the chassis and rewire the DVD32R's
multi-layer printed circuit board before installing the
six-layer PSM192 board. All this requires special tools
and skills!
The upgrade will take about two working weeks, not counting
shipping times, and is covered by your standard DVD32R
/ DVD32FLR¡¯s product warranty.
Performance and Formats:
* Compatible with DVD-Video and CD Music (8 and
12cm)
* PCM, Dolby Digital, MPEG, DTS
* digital output at 44.1, 48 and 96 kHz with 16, 20 or
24 bits
* Native support of NTSC-M, PAL-B/D/G/H/I and PAL M
* Composite, S-Video and Component outputs for best video
quality
* Very low jitter clock re-times the SPDIF audio data
* TAGtronic Synchronisation Link T2L to lock the master
clock to the AV32R
Construction
* Rigid custom extruded front panel with internal sub-chassis
supporting loader mechanism
* Mixed technology construction
* Multi-layer printed circuit board for best signal to
noise ratio
* High-quality controls, surfaces and fascia for life-long
perfection
* Extensive vibration damping of chassis panels
* Sorbothane mounting feet for best vibration isolation
Key Building Blocks
* Dual Laser enabling better CD-R/RW playback and more
reliability
* Mediamatics Pantera-DVD¢â 32bit RISC processor for best
audio and video quality
* Siemens 16-bit microcontroller for most comprehensive
user interface
* Stable multi-frequency internal clocks
* Massive round-core transformer
* Twelve independent stable power supplies
* Premium-grade analog components
* Broadcast-quality video components
In and Outputs
* Two composite outputs1 @1.0 Vp-p (75 Ohm, neg. sync.)
* Two1 S-Video outputs
Y-signal: 1.0 Vp-p (75Ohm, neg. sync.)
C-signal: NTSC: 286 mVp-p (75 Ohm) PAL: 300 mVp-p (75
Ohm)
Two2 Component video outputs, one with RCA, the other
with BNC connectors
Y: 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ohm load, 300mV sync.)
Pb: 700 mVp-p (75 Ohm load)
Pr: 700 mVp-p (75 Ohm load)
Three digital audio outputs (two coaxial SPDIF and one
optical)
IEC958 output level: 0.5V p-p
TOSLINK output level: -18dBm (wavelength 660nm)
Enhanced TAGtronic Communication Bus
TAGtronic Synchronisation Link T2L
Two inputs for cable based IR distribution systems
Ease of Use
* Unique Setup Wizard lets you forget printed user manuals
* Fully remote controlled
* Delivered with a backlit, learning remote
* User configurable auto-standby function
* TAGtronic Bus for inter-product communication and firmware
upgrades
Test-Pattern Generator
* Software and hardware generated test-patterns to assist
in optimising picture quality
Enhanced TAGtronic Bus Support
* Many features available, if TAGtronic Bus equipped products
are connected
* Sharing of remote commands over the TAGtronic * Bus
allows hidden installation of AV processor and amplification
* Display of AV32R status (received via TAGtronic Bus)
even on Component video
Upgrade Paths
* Firmware upgrades via the TAG McLaren Audio website
* Hardware upgrade scheduled for DVD-Audio
* Progressive Scan Module PSM192 available for
analog and digital (DVI 1.0) progressive scan output from
DVD and from external S-video and composite video sources,
all NTSC, PAL and SECAM formats supported.
Physical Dimensions
* 445 x 111 x 311 mm (WHD including feet and connectors)
* Weight approx. 9 kg
* We reserve the right to alter design and specification
without notice.
* Specification may vary for different countries.
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