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answer where your TV has only 2 HDMI inputs

Posted by Duilawyer on July 29, 2007 at 08:39:28:
use the RBG from your HD cable box, which is only 1080i anyway (at best) and you leave the 2 HDMI for your Blu Ray and HD player. BTW, I think the univesal players will be a MUCH BETTER investment than the dozen universal players I had crap out with SACD and DVD-A. Since the disc is the same, it is only a matter of decoding that separates the two formats. Should be much easier to make a Blu Ray HD DVD universal than the spork that plays both DVD Audio and SACD, CD DVD, dts,.