i have a sony tv and i have the cables ports for high definition (the standard red, white and yellow also with the blue green and i think another red one) does this mean its high definition because it doesn't say high def anywhere on the tv... someone please describe what this is for i was thinking it was a progressive scan but not entirely sure.
Those are called component inputs which are a very good connection method and would be needed for a progressive scan capable DVD player or games console. They are often confused with composite connections (Red , white , & yellow) which are at the bottom of the quality scale. You need HDMI, or DVI connections for HD video signals. Your TV is not HD ready.
yeah because i was wondering if i should buy the cable for my 360 so it can hook up into those ports will it make of a that much of a difference or will it look just a little bit better. what im trying to say is what will be improved in my video signal
i Have a PS2 connected by Component and it looks far far better than Scart, S-video and of course composite. Component is the best analogue connection you can get for video.
