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--Dave--

 posted on 11th Nov 05 at 17:11

:thumbs:

cheers mate

Have decided on a Denon DHT500-SD :cool:


John

 posted on 11th Nov 05 at 17:08

quote:
Originally posted by --Dave--
can you get DVD players with S-Video out connections? So you can run S-Video > S-Video?


Yip you can.
Sony one I have is s-video.


--Dave--

 posted on 11th Nov 05 at 10:39

can you get DVD players with S-Video out connections? So you can run S-Video > S-Video?


John

 posted on 10th Nov 05 at 17:13

quote:
Originally posted by --Dave--
well tried S-Video last night and it certainly made a difference. Films were sharper and the clarity inproved.

This was playing films off the PS2 so not the best DVD player ever :lol: have purchased a cable to go from DVD player > S-Video on the Tv


Thats the way mine is connected up on the tv downstairs.
Just put everything else in an RGB scart.


--Dave--

 posted on 10th Nov 05 at 17:03

well tried S-Video last night and it certainly made a difference. Films were sharper and the clarity inproved.

This was playing films off the PS2 so not the best DVD player ever :lol: have purchased a cable to go from DVD player > S-Video on the Tv


John

 posted on 10th Nov 05 at 16:00

And as to the increase in picture quality i'm a believer of unless you have amazing sources for everything to come from its not going to make a massive difference.


John

 posted on 10th Nov 05 at 15:58

Depends what inputs your tv has really.
Unless you want to be swapping cables all the time just use the best possible for each one.
You might only have 2 s-video in's.
After s-video use RGB scart.


--Dave--

 posted on 10th Nov 05 at 12:05

ttt


--Dave--

 posted on 9th Nov 05 at 21:17

What do you guys all use to connect things like your X-Box/PS2/DVD player to your TV?

I'm currently using scart to scart and wondering if switching to S-Video will yield a decent increase in picture quality.

Would it?