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Component Connection For Video & Analog Outputs For Audio

Posted by Robertc88 on August 27, 2007 at 15:26:57:
Something tells me this would be a no go since that would be my only option with my available equipment and something like the Sony 300 BD player. I think I would need an HDMI connection also to the display to get lossless from the audio outputs.
The PS3 isn't going to work with a component connection for video and HDMI for audio to get lossless tracks. I would also need an HDMI connection to the display.