7 pin svideo or dvi to HDTV. Laptop outputs- -VGA -7 Pin Svideo HDTV inputs- -HDMI -Component Is there anyway to get High Definition with this setup? (VGA to component coverter?) Thanks. Laptop outputs- -VGA -7 Pin Svideo HDTV inputs- -HDMI...

Vista - this review, its promise and DRM. I would like to put forward just a couple of points 1) A review of Windows Vista that glosses over the most controversial issues such as DRM implementation is NOT a review, it's a Micro$oft advert. Shame on you TGH!...

HDMI to COMPONENT or to VGA Converter??. Here is my dilemma. I have a DLP HD projector for my home theatre system. I just purchased a new upconversion DVD player via HDMI. My current set up is a standard Progressive DVD player with a Component to VGA converter...

HD box connected to a Yamaha Receiver for audio and Ultra Wideband Matrix Router doing HDMI->Component->HDMI for 'routing' to various places in the house (HDMI out from the box to Component in the Router to Component out of the Router to HDMI into the end...

from HDMI or component to VGA. I could use this to skip the computer completly- hdmi out the cable box to the converter to vga in the projector. I'm assuming there's no HDMI or component to coax or svideo that wouldn't loose the HD quality. cable boxes...

DVI to HDMI Converter. Does anybody tried the "DVI to HDMI" converter in PC? If I want to connect my SONY TV 32" D-series with HDMI component to my PC with DVI output component. does this give my TV Higher Hz and better images than ordinary D-SUP? OR is...

just hooking up an HDMI to DVI converter to a DVI to vga converter work? Typical cheap connection scenarios are digital-digital or analog-analog: DVI to HDMI, Component to Component, S-Video to S-Video, VGA to VGA, VGA to component. Whenever conversion is done...

priced HDMI cable ($40 or less) to run between the two. My main reason for using HDMI is to free up one set of component ports on the HDTV, but could I also expect any improvment with HDMI over component? If I remember right, I believe I read once that...

I guess I need to find out if there is a way to export a good signal from the laptop for movies. Is there such a thing as a 'simple' HDMI to DVI converter (with audio signal going to my receiver)? Or component out on a laptop? Arggghhh. Plus my DSL router...

only rgb hookups or composite . What kind of converter do I need to make this work , please. Does it only have a HDMI and DVI out and not something like a VGA or S-video? You can buy an HDMI to component adaptor, but they're really expensive and ultimately...