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Rumor has it that recent legislation will force cable companies to offer full service HDTV on cable. That is the signal will not be downconverted by the cable box. Question. When a HDTV converter is added to a TV, is it necessary to use component cables(3) from the box to the TV?
I was told that a regular single 75ohm cable will not be able to handle HDTV signals. So the TV must therefore have component inputs??
Can someone give me the correct information....please. Thanks.
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Topic - HDTV on Cable? - Ron 19:14:43 09/28/01 (11)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - Marc 13:55:37 10/04/01 (3)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - mikenificent1 13:15:00 10/07/01 (2)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - MarcS 13:55:15 10/09/01 (1)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - mikenificent1 15:58:57 10/10/01 (0)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - Taco 05:38:55 10/03/01 (1)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - Marc 12:02:31 10/17/01 (0)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - KA 08:21:52 10/01/01 (3)
- dollar cost averaging - petew 17:51:24 10/06/01 (2)
- well said - Mikenificent1 13:12:49 10/07/01 (1)
- ah...well....I'm all talk - petew 15:04:30 10/11/01 (0)
- Re: HDTV on Cable? - SysInfo 20:49:20 09/28/01 (0)
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