How difficult is it to align a player? Do you need a special disc?
I have a pioneer cld-d505 I picked up about a week ago. I've been enjoying watching it on my 46" LCd as much as one can enjoy watching a standard def format on a high def TV with sub-par up sampling. I had seen what I thought was crosstalk, me discs are worse than others. But I notice a higher degree than at least I think it should be. The digital noise reduction on my TV, for the most part, makes it go away to a large degree.
I just a little while ago hooked it up to a 70" Sharp Aquos quattron, which has a whole bunch of high quality video processing.
While so far, I've thrown one title in, Death Becomes Her, its all over the picture and not around the edges like I've noticed join some discs. I know I should stick a few other discs in before freaking out, but, I'm totally new to this thing, and want to get the picture looking as god as possible.
In fact, every clv disc I've tossed in shows the same amount of crosstalk, except the old ones, they seem to have a little less.
Of course keeping my brightness turned down makes the dark scenes look better...I still see it over the entire picture.
It wouldn't surprise me if this player is a little out of alignment. I doing know how well the previous owner transported it, and its been moved a few times since I've gotten it. I assume since its picking up analog signals, misalignment is really going to matter.
