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  1. 01-30-2012, 09:36 AM #1
    erezoon
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    subtitle shift HTS9540

    I want to buy a home cinema Hts 9540 but how is the quality of the subtitle shift?
    can someone take a picture of those subtitles to see how the quality is?
    thx
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    I saw that in a shop around the corner once.....looked ok as far as I can remember. All depends on what you want/expect of course...

    Rgds
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    Quote Originally Posted by lucas1970 View Post
    I saw that in a shop around the corner once.....looked ok as far as I can remember. All depends on what you want/expect of course...

    Rgds

    I hope cause on other forums they all say that the quality is so awful bad.
    Looks like an old commodore 64 text. (thats what they say)
    i bought a philips cinema 58pfl9955 and if i see a movie on 21:9 format the subs are gone.
    i want a sub shift for that so i want to buy a hts9540
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