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In Reply to: Wrong..... posted by Linkster on January 23, 2015 at 08:37:41:
but component video cables can definitely support a 1080p signal. The real issues are:-do you have a source that can output 1080p component?
-do you have a display that can support 1080p component?The first is "illegal" (HDCP). Due to that, the second is not *typically* made available in most consumer displays. I can assure you that BD players that put out 1080p component are available, just as but less commonly as region-free BD players are (also technically "illegal", but easily available outside the U.S.). There are (were?) numerous "consumer" displays that will accept 1080p component. The ones I know of were not cheap, such as the Pio 141, and presumably other related "non-TV" models.
Edit: I should say that it's hard to imagine anybody nowadays would use/want 1080p component, but 5+ years ago there was still some demand.
Edits: 01/24/15
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- Not that anybody probably cares... - cfraser 12:59:19 01/24/15 (3)
- well there are many internet sites that say "yes it can" - cloudwalker 11:18:15 01/25/15 (2)
- RE: well there are many internet sites that say "yes it can" - cfraser 10:57:52 01/26/15 (1)
- can you tell me if it is? - cloudwalker 06:41:06 01/27/15 (0)
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