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RE: Thanks, Robert...

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dbphd

In Reply to: RE: Thanks, Robert... posted by Russell on October 13, 2007 at 09:06:48

Of course you can use the Blu-ray player with any type of TV, and I suspect that includes composite, S, and componenet video connections. But I'd be surprised if Sony's Blu-ray outputs anything other than 480P except with HDMI, unless the copy protection issue has been resolved.

db

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Thanks, db--didn't think about the copy-protection issues. (nt) - Russell 12:03:22 10/15/07 (1)
nt
- Update: apparently 1080i *will* be output from component as long as the ICT flag isn't there... - Russell 10:06:06 10/24/07 (0)
  AFAIK, there are no BDs currently that have this flag. (ICT = Image Constraint Token)
  
  Russell

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