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• Re: Component to S-Video cable?? - Karl W. 14:04:03 07/06/02 (0)
  In Reply to: Component to S-Video cable?? posted by SS4Ryu on June 29, 2002 at 22:39:31:

  What are you trying to do? My California Audio Labs dvd player has a method for connecting the component output to the s-video connection. Tributaries makes devices which convert formats. With the Cal, two of the component connections are connected to a cable with an s-video connection at the other end.
  
  

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• If you only have an S-video in on your TV . . . - Dalancroft 10:40:45 07/03/02 (0)
  In Reply to: Component to S-Video cable?? posted by SS4Ryu on June 29, 2002 at 22:39:31:

  Just use an S-video cable from source to monitor. It's the best solution, not to mention the easiest.

  Difference between S-video and component is negligible on small (32" or less) sets, minor on medium (36-43") and only fairly noticeable once you get to 50" or more. I have a 47" Panasonic HDTV-capable RPTV, and the S-video was just fine. The component cables just gave me slightly more vivid colors and a little bit sharper picture . . .
  
  

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• Re: Component to S-Video cable?? - Frost 00:47:22 07/01/02 (0)
  In Reply to: Component to S-Video cable?? posted by SS4Ryu on June 29, 2002 at 22:39:31:

  Not possible without electronics. Even then you would not see any benefits just a conversion.
  Frost
  
  

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