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In Reply to: RE: every television can posted by Joe Murphy Jr on October 19, 2009 at 14:13:07

I understand that, but what kind of inputs is needed to get hd? (I have a HD tv.)

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the top right component input - Joe Murphy Jr 08:57:52 10/20/09 (1)
Your Sony has 2 component inputs: only one accepts High Definition resolution signals (just 1080i) -- the other one only accepts 480i. Use the top right YPbPr input and set the Blu-ray player to output YPbPr at 1080i.
- here's a picture - Joe Murphy Jr 09:01:46 10/20/09 (0)
  Scroll down after the .pdf loads to see the inputs and their capabilities on
  - page 6 & 8 (Open in New Window)
RE: Yes - cfraser 16:33:10 10/19/09 (0)
You will use the component video inputs. 1080i from the BD player should look very good on that display. I used 1080i from a BDP into a Sony RPTV for about a year and was quite pleased with it. I certainly did not "change" because of a PQ issue.

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