You know you're a videophile if...
You actually know what OAR stands for and won't watch anything but.
You believe edge enhancements are a crime against humanity.
You understand that contrast is the most important video spec.
You know that more P isn't always better -- as in 1080p vs 720p.
You realize that properly de-interlaced video is perfectly acceptable and possible.
You can't watch DVDs anymore.
HBO HD is a big joke.
You can explain what 3:3 pull-down is and why you'd want it.
You knew the actual differences between HD DVD and Blu-ray.
You have at least one video calibration disc on Blu-ray.
You don't think LCDs look better than Plasmas.
You've helped a random person at Best Buy pick out a TV, and you don't even work there.
It makes you mad that Samsung calls its new 6000, 7000 and 8000 series LED TVs.
You make fun of 240Hz HDTVs.
Your HDTV has been professional calibrated.
There are Blu-ray Discs in your collection because of their picture quality.
You know the name of the mode on your TV that disables overscan.
You think it simply isn't possible for downloads to ever compare to Blu-ray in quality.
Engadget HD is the first site you read every day when you wake up.
