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In Reply to: Re: Component to S-video while retaining progressive? posted by monk on January 9, 2004 at 12:23:08:
Thanks for the reply.My TV is about 8 years old now. It's a Toshisba 65" 16:9 TV that has a max vertical res of 1080. I guess I'll have to buy that front projector I've always wanted ;-) I was hoping there was a convertor box or some device that could read the progressive signal and transfer it to S-video.
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