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Are all HD tv's blu-ray compatible?

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Yes, as long as they have component or HDMI inputs. HDMI is the copyright protected chosen link, to allow for upscale of standard DVDs on HD DVD, and Blu-Ray players.

Some HDTVs are 1366x720 native resolution, which is still HD over standard 480 TV, but 1080 lines of resolution on a 1920x1080p TV, will give you the sharpest image possible.

Good luck! I WAS in the red camp...LOL!

Many HD players will not upscale, or always output a signal over RGB (component out), to prevent p****y of copyrighted HD material.
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Most should work together

not sure if NTSC / PAL  problem has been sorted out,

Technology has advanced enough fo any TV or Player to do both

My PS3 works fine with My HD TV.

Blu-ray are just players , an input device

Just like a DVD player or a VHS recorder/player

Just get one with an HDMI port.

Blu-ray should be watched in HD......  HDMI cable is a must
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yes any TV is blu-ray compatible it's what blu-ray player you are looking for. look for players that can upgrade thier firmware to newer blu-ray profiles

the TV best suitable for watching movies is a full HD, are TV's with 1080p and with optional 120hz processing. brands like Sony and samsung have great top of the line LCD and or plasmas if you like.
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Yup,just use HDMI cable for maximum A/V Quality.
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Yes, blu-ray players plug in and work like any other HD source.
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You don't stick the blu-ray disk into the TV dummy, you stick it into a blu-ray player, and the name of it sort of implies compatibility doesn't it???
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yes

because they use a connection called HDMI

all blu ray players and HDTVs have this

this is why it is HD
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The simple answer is, if it's HD then yes as long as it has some form of HD input, which i think all HD TV's do nowadays.
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The key to getting the best signal out of a blu-ray player is to check whether your HD TV has an HDMI cable. The HDMI cable will allow the best signal to go from the blu-ray player to the HD TV. Some of the older HD TVs do not have an HDMI cable so the signal from the blu-ray player will not be as good.
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the HD TV's are compatible, as long as you have the player...you're fine.
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