The important point here Mark, is to consider all those people who told you
to use Adobe RGB really didn't know much about what they were talking about.
Television screens (Computer monitors) cannot see the entire Adobe RGB space
anyway. Web browsers won't render that colour space. In fact Fuji Frontier
photo printers won't render Adobe RGB. They default back to sRGB.

Neither will any colour laser printers - even the big poster size laser
printers. Adobe RGB is a traditional printing industry colour space and
although it has some use in Photography, sRGB is the universal language of
photography. JPG is the universal language of photography storage too. Die
hard traditionalists with roots buried deep in the print industry all refuse
to believe what every digital camera maker in world has been telling them
for over a decade. At least you now know and that gives you an advantage
next time.