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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 will see a saturation increase in s-video, the component signal is definately real, not as saturated, or chroma spread, most striking is the loss of dot crawl and other artifacts, Mr. Tech, can certainly explain what the converters do in the composit and s-video mode. If you like a more saturated picture, just increase the color level on the projector in component mode, it is the best it is ever going to look. In motion, not pause, you will notice the very sharp lines, dividing colors and contrast.
--db
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