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In Reply to: Best progressive scan DVD players for CRT Projecctors without a line doubler posted by stylinlp on November 07, 2002 at 10:20:28:
Does the progressive scan come out of both componant and S-Video jacks? Looks like alot of the CRT projectors only have RGB and S-Video in rca jacks.
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***Does the progressive scan come out of both componant and S-Video jacks?***No. Only component and you need a progressive component input. A standard component input won't work.
Yes, is the answer to your second question. There are a lot of progressive scan machines on the market, the Integra Research, Rotel & NAD are quite good in my experience.
Yes but what im asking is if some of these higher end progressice scan dvd players are just as good. I read on AR that since its built in that its skipping one step of analog to digital conversion.
The quality of upconverter depends on the individual unit, yes you are skipping one step, but is it doing the job right? Some built into DVD players are better than those in TVs. The Integra Research has an Apogee unit built in and does a great job.
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