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<blockquote data-quote="RGPFX" data-source="post: 1022590" data-attributes="member: 143204">So, since I want to use two different sources, that being off-the-air HD and the cable box's live feed, is it possible to have two different sets of settings for the two different signals I will want to bring in, or will I need to readjust the program settings every time I swap from one to the other?&nbsp;The two different settings I see:The cable box analog signal, which will be regular def, probably 4:3, and apparently needing boosted brightness as described in your recommendation above.The HD signal, which will be 1080 widescreen, and hopefully will not need the brightness boost.&nbsp;&nbsp;BTW RonD, the U-verse box appears to have outputs for everything except Telepathy (which I suppose wouldn't need one). It has component, as well as S-video, which I guess is the same split set of signals (please feel free to crush my ego if I'm wrong). Also composite, HDMI, and coax.The Hauppauge card has a single coax and a S-video/separate audio input set.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RGPFX, post: 1022590, member: 143204"] So, since I want to use two different sources, that being off-the-air HD and the cable box's live feed, is it possible to have two different sets of settings for the two different signals I will want to bring in, or will I need to readjust the program settings every time I swap from one to the other? The two different settings I see: The cable box analog signal, which will be regular def, probably 4:3, and apparently needing boosted brightness as described in your recommendation above. The HD signal, which will be 1080 widescreen, and hopefully will not need the brightness boost. BTW RonD, the U-verse box appears to have outputs for everything except Telepathy (which I suppose wouldn't need one). It has component, as well as S-video, which I guess is the same split set of signals (please feel free to crush my ego if I'm wrong). Also composite, HDMI, and coax. The Hauppauge card has a single coax and a S-video/separate audio input set. [/QUOTE]

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