Re: If a DVD-R has only s-video in, is component out likely to be better than s-video?

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In Reply to: If a DVD-R has only s-video in, is component out likely to be better than s-video? posted by John C. - Aussie on March 9, 2005 at 15:01:21:

I have two sony dvd recorders & svhs out is acceptable for most use. Component out works well & only for prog scan @ 480p..
switchers are out of the question w/signal loss & isolation issues...
720p & 1024p & 480i & 1080i come into play with DVI(w/o audio) & HDMI(w/audio) with scaling dvd players & HDTV.....

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Topic - If a DVD-R has only s-video in, is component out likely to be better than s-video? - John C. - Aussie 15:01:21 03/09/05 (2)

Technically, yes, but... - Joe Murphy Jr 22:40:50 03/11/05 (0)

Re: If a DVD-R has only s-video in, is component out likely to be better than s-video? - FF 15:41:46 03/09/05 (0)

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