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In Reply to: Re: Question for JonMarsh posted by JonMarsh on November 28, 2000 at 19:56:23:
...the Sharp projector I have is only capable of 4:3, and yes - it has component in. So I do plan on purchasing a component cable which will need to be about 12-14' feet in length (I hope the distance isn't a factor). The player is a Pioneer Elite DV-05, and it has the component out - otherwise I'd be 'stuck' with s-video ! :-)
You bring up another point of interest, you say component tends to be darker than s-video. This may be an additional plus for me since I prefer heavy contrast, and deep blacks (I always have the DV-05 in the 'dark' video mode). Hopefully I'll see a noticeable difference.
Lastly, is the general rule of thumb that the benifits of component are usually only visable on 36" tv's or bigger ?
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- Thanks Jon, I'm 90% sure.... - Iguana Man 09:49:49 11/29/00 (1)
- Re: Thanks Jon, I'm 90% sure.... - JonMarsh 07:12:57 12/01/00 (0)
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