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question about S-VIDEO to COMPONENT UPCONVERSION

Discussion in 'Receivers and amplifiers' started by CDSurf, Feb 4, 2005.

  1. CDSurf

    CDSurf Member

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    Hi all

    Does anyone know how receivers that do upconversion from s-video to component video work? In converting the signal to component, does the picture clarity actually improve to component quality, or is this simply a way of allowing an s-video signal to output through a component output with the signal retaining its s-video quality?

    I have a receiver that upconverts composite and s-video to component, so does that mean i can hook everything up to the receiver via s-video and composite and they'll have the clarity of component?

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  2. wolfniggr

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    Your signal is only as good as the source. The upside to upconversion is that you only need one set of cables for video output. Same for sound, I have an upconverter for audio. It's actually an A/V selector that can upconvert composite to s-video and analog audio(rca left,right) to digital audio(optic cable). Very convenient if you are short on inputs(tv,receiver).
     

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