[vdr] Re: OT: RGB Component from J2

[Tomas Prybil <vdrmail@prybil.se>]

Reinhard Walter Buchner wrote:
> snip
> > My idea was just to get  something better then composite
>
> Yes, of course! Composite is the worst signal you can
> get ;o)) A lot of people propagate S-Video (Y/C). While
> it is better, it still has it's limitations. One of the problems
> is that Y & C are seperated. What's the problem? Well
> you have to make sure that the Y & C lines are the same
> length. If they are of different lengths you will be inserting
> a different delay in Y & C, which may quite well result in
> a picture which is worse than composite.
It got better with S-Video, but not as good as using component with my 
DVD. Using vdrconvert to export the film to DVD+R discs looks like the 
alternative right now.


> > The beamer supports RGB as well, should I try to take that path?
>
> RGBs  --   Here you have 4 lines total R G & B and one
>                   sync line which contains horizontal & vertical
>                   sync on one line.
>
> If you can hook up the last possibilty, you are all set as
> this is exactly what the DVB outputs. 
It supports the RGB + horizontal sync, but I need to put together 
another cable for that. Will this give as good output as using component 
from a DVD player? Well I know it's impossible for You to have an 
opinion of my equipment, but in general terms?

/t


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