Component video wired systems do not need colour adjustments?

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I am currently working on a training video with video test patterns. The producers I am working with said that if working in a component video wired system, the Colour control should set all the bars correctly, and only if one is using a Composite or S-video input, the colours may not be displayed properly and need to be adjusted. Is this true? Where can I find information on the web to clarify this?

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Topic - Component video wired systems do not need colour adjustments? - jeromelang 22:11:18 06/27/04 (4)

false - Joe Murphy Jr 23:39:35 06/27/04 (3)

Re: false - rico 08:58:50 06/28/04 (0)

Why is Tint/Hue adjustments not necessary in a component video wired system? - jeromelang 01:00:21 06/28/04 (1)

Tint/Hue - Joe Murphy Jr 17:54:31 06/28/04 (0)

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