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In Reply to: video converting receivers posted by drobo on July 21, 2002 at 19:21:25:
An A/V receiver will merely pass on whatever signal it is fed -- for example, even though you might input a composite signal to the receiver and take that signal from the receiver to the display devices via component video cables, you're still getting the quality of the original composite signal. Same story with S-video although the S-video signal will be better quality. In other words, no receiver is going to "upgrade" a non-component signal to component video -- it just doesn't work that way.Even though my A/V receiver has A/V inputs, I prefer to send the signal directly to the TV -- whether S-video (my cable box's best outputs) or DVD (component). OK, so it takes me two extra seconds to switch modes using the TV remote. Oh well, I want the very best signal pass-through without extra wires or switching devices in the way.
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- Receivers don't CONVERT signal - Dalancroft 14:27:51 07/22/02 (2)
- Re: Receivers don't CONVERT signal - drobo 19:15:50 07/22/02 (1)
- That IS conversion - cfraser 13:45:17 07/27/02 (0)
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