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Posted by Curious (D) on July 13, 2014 at 19:33:08

In Reply to: I agree.. posted by cloudwalker on July 10, 2014 at 18:54:07:

1080p from a Blu Ray player was never available through component out. The earliest protocols through up flags on that. HDMI became the defacto standard because that's what the industry demanded in order to protect content and establish standardization. If you want your receiver or prepro to decode the latest high resolution codecs, you have to use HDMI. That is unless you're using the flagship Oppo.

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Topic - New Blu Ray DVD player has no analog outputs - mikeyb 17:22:26 07/10/14 (9)

Thanks! - mikeyb 06:15:56 07/18/14 (0)

A solution - Alex F. 22:02:30 07/11/14 (3)

Panasonic DMP-BDT320 player - beppe61 03:25:23 11/08/14 (0)

RE: A solution - Kidomaha 16:20:50 10/29/14 (1)

RE: A solution - Rotwang 13:55:15 01/11/15 (0)

It's called an audio deimbedder. - Sondek 11:54:33 07/11/14 (0)

Also true of new TVs - Jack G 04:32:00 07/11/14 (0)

I agree.. - cloudwalker 18:54:07 07/10/14 (1)

No - Curious 19:33:08 07/13/14 (0)

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