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I purchased a Denon dvd-3910 dvd player and a Sony KE-32TS2 plasma tv.
The Denon has both DVI and component video outputs and the Sony has both DVI and component video inputs. Is one hook-up always better to go with than the other? Thanks
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DVI *should* be better but also note that your Denon 3910 will upscale standard 480p video to 720p or 1080i over DVI - and maybe not over the component vidoe interconnects. This is the case with my Denon 5900 and I prefer 720p going to my Sony CRT set.
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DVI is digital to digital, whereas with component there is conversion from digital to analog, then from analog back to digital on your monitor. *Logic* would dictate the straight digital pass-through of signal would be better, but let your eyes be the judge (and buy cables from a place that will allow you to return them).
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