I have a 50" Toshiba projection TV. The owners manual says, "The colorstream HD jacks can be used with Progressive (480p, 720p) and Interlace (480i,1080i) scan systems" I don't know what any of that means. But...

I am considering buying a Tivo receiver with Hi Def. My question is: With this TV will I get the complete Hi Def picture? Or do I need to get a Plasma? Basically will I see the sweat coming off Brett Favres face?

Yes. This TV will do the job nicely for you. As a warning, once you start using an HD TIVO, you will never be able to go back to not having one. They are quite addictive!

Good luck!

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Yes, it is worth it as a Hi-Def receiver has HDMI video and audio support.. Via HDMI you can run TrueHD audio... Dolby's HD Solution | Dolby True HD

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Definatly worth it! The picture quality will be stunning and yes you will see the sweat. Some of the highest PQ available, by providers, is football and baseball.

I cannot recommend highly enough, *especially* for sports programming, getting your hands on a high-definition source as quickly as possible. We have the Scientific Atlanta 8300HD DVR through Comcast -- no way I can ever imagine going back to SD now that I've watched Monday Night Football in high definition!!!

It's a must-do if you have an HDTV.

yah having a HD set with no HD programming is like having a Ferarri but no hot chick next to ya - why bother? Once you see sports in HD you will be in for life!