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In Reply to: Component video/Front Projector - Why no difference? posted by Iguana Man on March 26, 2001 at 09:02:37:
You are running into the limitations of your projector.
BAsed onteh resolution and lumen output you quote it seemsto be a fairly old model.
All projectors (even if they can "accept" native computer resolutions or HD resolutions, or 480i, p , etc.) have to re-scale the incoming image to match their panel.
So, so much stuff is going on that you are mitigating any benefits of component over S Video I bet.I think this is comparable to hearing tweaks more deifnitively when your audio system is of very high resolution.
dg
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