Is Y/Pb/Pr always progressive component?. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () If a given TV has a connection labelled Y/Pb/Pr, is this always a *progressive* component video (like a HDTV-ready set would have), or is it sometimes just plain component...

Component video output to DPin of monitor ?. Hello all, I have been wondering whether a connection of the progressive component video output of a dvd player can be connected to a CRT 17/19 monitor with the help of an adaptor converting the RGB to DPin (15...

Toshiba DVD player (progressive, but with component only), or do I upgrade the DVD player to one with DVI output and use component for the STB. Any thoughts on what would be the best way to go? I plan on watching a lot of DVDs. Bruce A...

and for the future. >> Suggestions and help are very much appreciated. Be very careful of the nomenclature of TV's these days. You want something called an HD-monitor or an HDTV - make sure it has PROGRESSIVE component inputs and perhaps a DVI in....

Grainy picture w/ progressive scan dvd &component. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I recently purchased an RCA 40" HDTV (D40W20) along with a JVC progressive scan DVD player (XV-N312S). I mainly use the television for watching DVD movies, and...

Any set will accept interlaced component. The better sets accept >progressive also. Not always true My Philips HD RP will not accept interlaced on the HD component input. The point was that while progressive needs component (or DVI/HDMI) component...

It also has a design issue in that the grounds are not bonded. If you use the component in and do not connect the audio in then you have no ground connection for the component in. Picture tears as the sync (low freq) is degraded. Also I pity anyone...

switch to Progressive Scan when used with component cables? (Just had a thought: It may be possible to query the HDTV this is connected to--to see if it says 480i or 480p.). Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Last night, I used component cables...

component video cables, then the answer to that is yes. Although component cables are required for progressive scan, that does not mean that they are *only* for progressive scan. 480i signals are displayed just fine through component cables. Archived...

artifacts are almost unnoticeable on > an analog set. Interesting - the same complaint is levelled at some DTV transmissions in the UK viewed on 100Hz sets. (In Europe we don't have many progressive, and almost no HDTV, sets, but we do have 100Hz sets...