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In Reply to: Why should I use video inputs on my receiver? posted by Tadlo on December 7, 2005 at 12:56:29:
Most convenient is to get a combo DVD/VCR and switch using that.If you have a projector, or a TV that will allow it, use the video composite input for the VCR (lower quality anyway) and the S-video or component input for the DVD. Switch at the final monitor stage. If you use the receiver, you can access receiver menus through the video screen.
But I hate that about entertainment technology in general: Everything tries to interfere and control everything else, instead of just doing its job and working together.
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