Component output?

[Dish]

(09-02-2008 12:58 PM)alamodein Wrote:  

(09-02-2008 12:38 PM)gautham Wrote:  i jus hav a doubt Y,Pb,Pr = component out and VIDEO L,R =composite out...is tht right??

You are correct...
Y,Pb,Pr, L, R = component out
VIDEO L,R =composite

Audio L R work for component too

Thanks Yaar!

By the way you have off day today.

[alamodein]

(09-02-2008 12:58 PM)Dish Wrote:  Thanks Yaar!

By the way you have off day today.

Nai Bhai, in office today, offs thurs and fri

[gautham]

grt!! thx for the reply

[Dish]

(09-02-2008 01:02 PM)alamodein Wrote:  

(09-02-2008 12:58 PM)Dish Wrote:  Thanks Yaar!

By the way you have off day today.

Nai Bhai, in office today, offs thurs and fri

Oh! then who has off today?

Thanks for information.:0

[alamodein]

(09-02-2008 01:10 PM)Dish Wrote:  Oh! then who has off today?

Thanks for information.:0

Well my collegue, he is on off today..just kidding

[alamodein]

What is Component?

Any image whether still or moving is made of mixing three colors : Red, Green, Blue(RGB).

In composite(AV) there is one cable for video and two other cable for L and R Audios.
So the whole video signal is carried in one Video cable of Composite.

In Component, there are three cables for Video Signal which carries three signals of a image- Red, Green and Blue(thats why the connectors are in red , green and blue color code)
The advantage of Component is that it provides more bandwidth to carry video signal (unlike Composite where there is only one cable for Video) by carrying Red, Green, Blue signal seperately. This results in much better video quality then Composite.

If you connect only any one color cable of compoent to the TV, you will get the video in only that color.

[Dish]

(09-02-2008 01:24 PM)alamodein Wrote:  What is Component?

Any image whether still or moving is made of mixing three colors : Red, Green, Blue(RGB).

In composite(AV) there is one cable for video and two other cable for L and R Audios.
So the whole video signal is carried in one Video cable of Composite.

In Component, there are three cables for Video Signal which carries three signals of a image- Red, Green and Blue(thats why the connectors are in red , green and blue color code)
The advantage of Component is that it provides more bandwidth to carry video signal (unlike Composite where there is only one cable for Video) by carrying Red, Green, Blue signal seperately. This results in much better video quality then Composite.

If you connect only any one color cable of compoent to the TV, you will get the video in only that color.

Thanks for detail information.

[alamodein]

You are welcome

[sandy_123]

@DISH,
You said that 2 channels are giving Dolby Audio. Which are those channels? How can we know that it is Dolby?
As per my knowledge yet very few Indian channels transmit in Full stereo, never hoped for Dolby Sound that sooner (unless those channels are MOD channels from provider)

[Dish]

(09-02-2008 02:40 PM)sandy_123 Wrote:  @DISH,
You said that 2 channels are giving Dolby Audio. Which are those channels? How can we know that it is Dolby?
As per my knowledge yet very few Indian channels transmit in Full stereo, never hoped for Dolby Sound that sooner (unless those channels are MOD channels from provider)

Well MOD chanenls already have but one of BIG TV users tested with home theater and found HBO and Star Movies in Dolby.