 | | From: | Helllo | | Subject: | Whats the difference from HDMI_DVI and COmponate DVD connections ? | | Date: | Sat, 22 Jan 2005 16:55:41 +1100 |
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Whats the difference from HDMI_DVI and COmponate DVD connections ?
Iam looking for a NEW Tv and want to make sure the Tv will last a LONG
time.
But i just want to understand :)
Thanks for any Info.
/ps is HDMI or DVI backwards compatible with Componate ?, if i get a
HD DVD player would i still be able to connect it and still get a
decent picture even if i have to use an Adaptor /?
Thanks.
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| | From: | Daver | | Subject: | Re: Whats the difference from HDMI_DVI and COmponate DVD connections ? | | Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 17:15:49 +1300 |
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| Component is an analogue format. Consists of three signals luminence+sync
and two colour difference signal B-Y and R-Y or something similar.
DVI, HDMI are digital formats. These are suited to fixed pixel displays like
LCD as each pixel can be precisely mapped on the display.
HDMI is a later version of DVI I think but with smaller connector and no
wires for analogue unlike DVI connector.
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> Whats the difference from HDMI_DVI and COmponate DVD connections ?
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> Iam looking for a NEW Tv and want to make sure the Tv will last a LONG
> time.
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> But i just want to understand :)
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> Thanks for any Info.
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> /ps is HDMI or DVI backwards compatible with Componate ?, if i get a
> HD DVD player would i still be able to connect it and still get a
> decent picture even if i have to use an Adaptor /?
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> Thanks.
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