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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51607382 added 07-12-2012 10:57 AM by dhc014 in Archived Deals
Component cables were the connection of choice before HDMI. You can find Component on most older A/V hardware like cable boxes, TiVo's, etc... Some newer hardware only has HDMI.
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51605312 added 07-12-2012 9:50 AM by SJGUY99 in Archived Deals
Thanks for the info. I only have 1 component device---a DVD player/recorder. So at this point, I assume using the receiver's component inputs is moot. What other devices use component cables?
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51614890 added 07-12-2012 3:36 PM by AVANT in Archived Deals
Another possible benefit of routing video through your receiver is the On Screen Display (OSD). For instance, my receiver can show me all my options on my TV when I press the receiver's setup...
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51596650 added 07-11-2012 11:59 PM by SJGUY99 in Archived Deals
I noticed that my receiver has 2 Component Video Inputs and 1 Component Video Output. My DVD Player/Recorder has 1 Component Video Output, which I connect to the Component Video Input on my...
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51637916 added 07-13-2012 12:21 PM by dealgate in Archived Deals
Some receivers enhance the signal. See if your does. And just an fyi, the component cables only do the video portion, you need to also connect to the digital output to get audio. And BTW2 -...
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51607394 added 07-12-2012 10:58 AM by evongugg in Archived Deals
With the receiver you can use your home theater speakers, which are much better than the TVs speakers. I would defintely take advantage of the home theater speakers. You might use SPDIF if supported....
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51596810 added 07-12-2012 12:13 AM by dhc014 in Archived Deals
The benefit would be if you had two component devices. You'd only be able to connect one to the TV at a time whereas with the receiver, you could connect both, then switch between them.
Component Video Cables to Receiver
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Thread created 07-11-2012 by SJGUY99
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Post #51597950 added 07-12-2012 3:25 AM by mrbobhcrhs in Archived Deals
Also concerning the TV by connecting the audio part (red and white pair if you TV supports audio out) you can use your receiver/ speakers for all the audio instead of the TV's speakers. I highly...

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