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In Reply to: HDMI vs. component video revisited posted by es347 on October 25, 2007 at 18:10:37:

With my Samsung HD receiver and JVC RS-1 projector, I first connected them with high-end component cables of 4' length. Then I inserted the HDMI cable that came with my Oppo 980 and noticed a small improvement. Then I switched to a 1.5m Harmonic Technology HDMI and again saw a small improvemet. This was all on a Fox or a CBS 720p signal.

With the Oppo itself, the same level of improvement was seen between the two cables. Not much, however, I must emphasize.

Difference is, only the HDMI cable allows the player to perform its upconversion-to-1080p stunt.

Hope that helps.

clark

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Topic - HDMI vs. component video revisited - es347 18:10:37 10/25/07 (3)

I have two data points for you. - clarkjohnsen 09:30:34 10/27/07 (0)

Question. - jsm 13:44:55 10/26/07 (0)

I'm glad I'm not the only one to NOT notice the "obvious" advantages of HDMI/DVI. - oscar 20:38:45 10/25/07 (0)

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I have two data points for you. - clarkjohnsen 09:30:34 10/27/07 (0)

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