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In Reply to: Best reciever for PLASMA posted by monu on July 2, 2002 at 18:54:36:
The signal quality going into the plasma screen will still be the quality of a composite signal -- the amp is just passing the signal along as S-video, but the source was still composite.The best solution would be a VCR with S-video outs that runs directly into the TV. Most good monitors these days have two sets of component and 1 S-video (my Panasonic 47WX49 47" HDTV-capable RPTV does). I use component inputs for digital satellite and DVD and the S-video is currently open . . .
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