Component Video input

VinnyP61 · 05-13-2002, 11:35 PM

was wondering how to hook these up and is the pic better then S video ? Als what type of cables do i use thanks

sgtgto · 05-14-2002, 02:00 AM

Hi:

First your DVD and TV have to have component video out DVD, and in TV. Then you need to buy a component video cable set, about $70 or $80.00. Monster makes a good set of cables.

Yes, component is superior to s video.

Gary

GZ · 05-14-2002, 08:58 AM

If you are hooking up a progressive scan DVD then component it your best choice.

mantis · 05-16-2002, 06:55 PM

By the way,
componet is the ONLY way to send a progressive scan Image to the monitor.
Componet is the superior cable in video except true RGB.
Really if your monitor is smaller than 36 inch you don't get the full benefits with componet video.S video is good under 36 and composite is also good under 36.There is a difference between s and composite.Its hard to see but with a trained eye,you can see the difference in edge detail and color correctness.

RuSsMaN · 05-16-2002, 07:00 PM

So basically Vinny, if you don't have a trained eye, don't sweat it, use either one.

Cheers,
Russ

mantis · 05-17-2002, 12:57 AM

Russ,
do you know what a trained eye is?????no???I will tell you......Knowing what to look for in the images,seeing the detail of the edges,seeing the color as natural or bleeding.......ever hear of a company called ISF????

Ever think of posting nice things to say or do you enjoy all the negitive attention you bring to yourself?

Whatever.

sgtgto · 05-17-2002, 01:11 AM

Hi Russ and Mantis:

Composit video uses one connecton for color blending and brightness. S video carries separate brightness and color portions whereas component connections take the concept one step farther by splitting the color signal into two parts and still one part brightness for greater accuracy and less color bleeding. Hence the need for three connections. Any tv will get a better picture with component setup.

If that were not true why have component connections on tvs and DVD players. Also the enhancement is not limited to tv size.

Use the component connections Vinny.

Gary

jrausch · 05-17-2002, 02:57 AM

Component Colors Pretty, S-video Bad.
Progressive Smooth, Interlaced Bad.

RuSsMaN · 05-17-2002, 08:03 AM

I guess I don't know what a trained eye is, but I'm sure you will tell me. Hopefully I can train my eyes, and watch for that edge detail, instead of the movie itself.

Thanks for the nfo Gary.

Cheers,
Russ

sgtgto · 05-18-2002, 12:49 AM

Hi Russ:

Thanks, just trying to be helpful.

Gary

BBUBBA · 05-19-2002, 10:27 AM

I noticed a difference right off on my XBR250 32" when I hooked up component video from the s-video . I see it in edge details as well as watching the the credits rolls . A black and white screen . Using a progressive scan you will see the scan lines disapear .
Even with my untrained eye balls I can see a difference in detail.The average Bubba !

raycomics · 05-20-2002, 10:04 PM

Is the way to go. I have a 36" Sony Wega, Non HDTV, and a Sony Non-Progressive Scan DVD Player, and I could tell an great improvement over S-Video, and Composite Video. Go for it!

ps: B4 you go spending $100 for a Component Video Cable from MonsterCable (like I did) check out Frank Dai's Product at http://signalcable.com/video_cables.html

TroyD · 05-20-2002, 10:10 PM

yeah.....you can also pick up a standard AR cable for 40 bones or so. Well worth it regardless of the size of your TV.

Troy (of the Big Dumb Dions)

05-13-2002, 11:35 PM	#1
VinnyP61 Polkie Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 28	Component Video input was wondering how to hook these up and is the pic better then S video ? Als what type of cables do i use thanks

05-14-2002, 02:00 AM	#2
sgtgto Polkateer Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ohio Posts: 310	Hi: First your DVD and TV have to have component video out DVD, and in TV. Then you need to buy a component video cable set, about $70 or $80.00. Monster makes a good set of cables. Yes, component is superior to s video. Gary Last edited by sgtgto; 05-14-2002 at 02:06 AM..

05-16-2002, 06:55 PM	#4
mantis Polk Guru Member Sales Rating: (10) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pa Posts: 9,552	By the way, componet is the ONLY way to send a progressive scan Image to the monitor. Componet is the superior cable in video except true RGB. Really if your monitor is smaller than 36 inch you don't get the full benefits with componet video.S video is good under 36 and composite is also good under 36.There is a difference between s and composite.Its hard to see but with a trained eye,you can see the difference in edge detail and color correctness. __________________ Dan My personal quest is to save to world of bad audio, one thread at a time.

05-17-2002, 01:11 AM	#7
sgtgto Polkateer Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ohio Posts: 310	Hi Russ and Mantis: Composit video uses one connecton for color blending and brightness. S video carries separate brightness and color portions whereas component connections take the concept one step farther by splitting the color signal into two parts and still one part brightness for greater accuracy and less color bleeding. Hence the need for three connections. Any tv will get a better picture with component setup. If that were not true why have component connections on tvs and DVD players. Also the enhancement is not limited to tv size. Use the component connections Vinny. Gary Last edited by sgtgto; 05-17-2002 at 01:17 AM..

05-20-2002, 10:04 PM	#12
raycomics Polkster Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 78	Component Video Cable..... Is the way to go. I have a 36" Sony Wega, Non HDTV, and a Sony Non-Progressive Scan DVD Player, and I could tell an great improvement over S-Video, and Composite Video. Go for it! ps: B4 you go spending $100 for a Component Video Cable from MonsterCable (like I did) check out Frank Dai's Product at http://signalcable.com/video_cables.html

05-14-2002, 08:58 AM	#3
GZ Polkateer Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 281	If you are hooking up a progressive scan DVD then component it your best choice.

05-16-2002, 07:00 PM	#5
RuSsMaN Hardcore Member Sales Rating: (27) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: North Texas Posts: 16,018	So basically Vinny, if you don't have a trained eye, don't sweat it, use either one. Cheers, Russ

05-17-2002, 12:57 AM	#6
mantis Polk Guru Member Sales Rating: (10) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pa Posts: 9,552	Russ, do you know what a trained eye is?????no???I will tell you......Knowing what to look for in the images,seeing the detail of the edges,seeing the color as natural or bleeding.......ever hear of a company called ISF???? Ever think of posting nice things to say or do you enjoy all the negitive attention you bring to yourself? Whatever.

05-17-2002, 02:57 AM	#8
jrausch Polkazoid Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calirado Posts: 510	Component Colors Pretty, S-video Bad. Progressive Smooth, Interlaced Bad.

05-17-2002, 08:03 AM	#9
RuSsMaN Hardcore Member Sales Rating: (27) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: North Texas Posts: 16,018	I guess I don't know what a trained eye is, but I'm sure you will tell me. Hopefully I can train my eyes, and watch for that edge detail, instead of the movie itself. Thanks for the nfo Gary. Cheers, Russ

05-18-2002, 12:49 AM	#10
sgtgto Polkateer Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ohio Posts: 310	Hi Russ: Thanks, just trying to be helpful. Gary

05-19-2002, 10:27 AM	#11
BBUBBA Polkster Member Sales Rating: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Michigan Posts: 66	I noticed a difference right off on my XBR250 32" when I hooked up component video from the s-video . I see it in edge details as well as watching the the credits rolls . A black and white screen . Using a progressive scan you will see the scan lines disapear . Even with my untrained eye balls I can see a difference in detail.The average Bubba !

05-20-2002, 10:10 PM	#13
TroyD Polk Guru Member Sales Rating: (3) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: lookin' for fava beans and a nice chianti Posts: 11,209	yeah.....you can also pick up a standard AR cable for 40 bones or so. Well worth it regardless of the size of your TV. Troy (of the Big Dumb Dions) __________________ That statement will probably offend someone. They need to know ahead of time that I don't give a sh*t. -G.B. Grand

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