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Anyone Watching Hi Def Cable TV on a Projector?
I just bought an HD DVD player and got it connected through my projector and I was floored by the picture. I am able to get 1080i resolution. Stunning. It is connected via the component video inputs. I'm wondering if I'll get similar results on the projector with the component video connections if I ordered Hi Def cable tv. I currently have satellite tv and I don't have hi def service...it looks muddy on my projector...thanks for your help here.
mitch
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Yes. My Time Warner box lets me fix everything HD-related to 720P, which is the same as my projector. It is a major upgrade over SD cable. I particularly enjoy some of the live concerts shown if HD.
I had cable for a while with pretty decent HD sources; I've since replaced it with DishNetwork and currently receiving almost all their HD offerings (Showtime, network broadcasts, HBO, VOOM channels, TNT, Discovery, HDNet, ESPN, ESPN2, UniversalHD....).I no longer waste FP bulb life on SD broadcasts.
But I can still tell that HD cable isn't as good as a good HD DVD. It is, however, better than SD cable.
Jack
If you have a high definition display, it's worth it to get a high definition source to feed it. However, due to a few reasons (bandwidth, compression, etc), it'll be close but not quite as good as the new High Definition formats .
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