Going with S-video cables from your digital cable box.

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In Reply to: phone line posted by Joe Murphy Jr on November 18, 2003 at 18:23:36:

Thanks. I was more concerned with getting all the digital picture quality actually delivered to your TV set, when using 'digital cable'. I noticed that when the cable company comes to your home to hook up digital cable, they still use a typical 'ancient' 75 ohm coaxial cable run to your TV set! This coax carries BOTH the audio AND video signal, so it is probably not as good as taking advantage of the 'S-video' out on your digital cable box. I'm sure a slight recognizable improvement can be realized especially if you are using a 'better' TV like a digital RPTV or plasma set. Anyway, based on advice I got here on these boards, I upgraded to 'S-video' and audio cables, and my digital cable picture looks a bit clearer on my RPTV! This upgrade, in my opinion, is well worth it. Am wondering if anyone else has done this, and noticed any difference?

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Topic - Digital Cable Question Concerning S-video Out From Digital Cable Box - Icom 756 18:39:52 11/17/03 (7)

Arrgh, I see that a lot... - Hepcat 05:09:41 11/18/03 (6)

Thanks. - Icom 756 07:13:26 11/18/03 (5)

phone line - Joe Murphy Jr 18:23:36 11/18/03 (4)

I wonder... - Joe Murphy Jr 19:43:19 11/19/03 (0)

Going with S-video cables from your digital cable box. - Icom 756 05:56:44 11/19/03 (2)

Well, I'm going to now. BUT... - Bosh 16:24:11 11/19/03 (0)

I did. - GTF 07:28:53 11/19/03 (0)

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Going with S-video cables from your digital cable box. - Icom 756 05:56:44 11/19/03 (2)

Well, I'm going to now. BUT... - Bosh 16:24:11 11/19/03 (0)

I did. - GTF 07:28:53 11/19/03 (0)

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