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TV quality - better or worse than "standard" TV?
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<blockquote data-quote="roosterx" data-source="post: 58319" data-attributes="member: 20056"><p>gxtracker: </p><p></p><p>quote - 'Since we're talking about standard def TV, forget about component or RGB connections. S-video will give you the best quality signal, and using something like ffdshow to massage the video, (colour, brightness, sharpness, etc...) will provide you a slightly better picture.'</p><p></p><p>How can you say something like that, svideo(y/c) signal is blurry compared to rgb/component - in which is truly as sharp as it can get on a crt.</p><p></p><p>Don't you see any difference on your telly when you connect your standalone dvd player with y/c instead of rgb?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="roosterx, post: 58319, member: 20056"] gxtracker: quote - 'Since we're talking about standard def TV, forget about component or RGB connections. S-video will give you the best quality signal, and using something like ffdshow to massage the video, (colour, brightness, sharpness, etc...) will provide you a slightly better picture.' How can you say something like that, svideo(y/c) signal is blurry compared to rgb/component - in which is truly as sharp as it can get on a crt. Don't you see any difference on your telly when you connect your standalone dvd player with y/c instead of rgb? [/QUOTE]
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