chrisv wrote:
>Sudsy wrote:
>
>>chrisv wrote:
>>>
>>> I thought you said that you were using an up-converting DVD player.
>>> That is only possible with HDMI.
>>
>>Are you sure about that?
>><http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video>
>
>Not 100% sure, twit, but pretty sure, yes.
>
>Next time you post, twit, how about, instead of linking to a huge
>Wikipedia article, you clearly post, or point-to, some information
>that shows that I'm mistaken? I didn't see any such information in a
>quick scan of the article you referenced, twit.
Maybe I should point-out to the "Sudsy" twit, and any lurkers, that
the fact that component-video cables can easily handle HD-quality
signals does not mean that upsampling DVD players will send upsampled
video out of their component-video outputs.
Every time I've seen the upsampling feature advertised, they
specifically say that this feature is only available via the HDMI
output. I believe this limitation is designed-into the players for
some silly copy-protection reason. Perhaps there exists, somewhere, a
player that can upsample DVD and send the upsampled signal out the
component-video jacks, but I have not heard of it.
If "Sudsy" has such a player, he could simply say "mine will do it
with the component video outputs" and link to online do***entation for
his player that proves his claim. Instead "Sudsy" decided to be a
stupid twit and post a link to a generic component-video article.
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