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Old 07-11-2005, 18:50   #1
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Hi All,

I recently brought a high definition TV. If I also buy a high definition DVD player will I notice any difference in quality with normal DVD's or will I have to wait until DVDs are released that are encoded in high definition. (Hopefully that makes sense!)

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Re: Dvd Hd

I believe if your DVD has component outputs the quality wll be better, I also have heard that RGB (S-VHS) is better than scart
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Re: Dvd Hd

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I believe if your DVD has component outputs the quality wll be better, I also have heard that RGB is better than scart
They will both have HDMI connections.
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Re: Dvd Hd

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Hi All,

I recently brought a high definition TV. If I also buy a high definition DVD player will I notice any difference in quality with normal DVD's or will I have to wait until DVDs are released that are encoded in high definition. (Hopefully that makes sense!)

Thanks

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You can't get proper high definition DVD players yet. - HD-DVD & BluRay aren't out yet.

You can get some normal DVD players with HDMI output & the ability to "upscale" normal DVDs to hi-def.

They probably would look better, not sure if it's worth it though

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I believe if your DVD has component outputs the quality wll be better, I also have heard that RGB (S-VHS) is better than scart
Component, used for normal definition, is the same quality as RGB I think. But, unlike RGB, component can also be used for high definition. Although, a digitial HD output (HDMI) would be better than component.


RGB is not S-Video, & goes via SCART. RGB is better than composite (which can use phono leads or a SCART lead).
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Re: Dvd Hd

S-Video is similar to RGB but has only 2 Colour Channels Chromiance and Luminance which make up a full Colour picture.
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