I have a Samsung 56"DLP that use to view HDTV over a cable box. I did several a/b test to see if there was a difference between component and HDMI. I tested this with many family members ad friends , They did not know which signal I was using, so the test was blind , They also could not tell the difference between the two. Before I got this TV I use to use a dell projector 3200mp with component signal. The projector recognizez the signal as 720p and it looked pretty darn good.
I still usethe DEll Projector for DVDs because the larger picture is more dramatic.I want to upgrade to an upconverting DVD player. My concern is that my projector may not recognize the digital signal from an upscaling DVD player using HDMI input. Can anyone from Dell shed some light on this topic. I have called tech support but no one has an answer for me. I have also posted a question a few days ago , but no one seems to have responded...Any help would be highly appreciated.
Bikin Dan
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Posted January 25th, 2006 20:00
I dont think HD TV would be a problem
I have a Samsung 56"DLP that use to view HDTV over a cable box. I did several a/b test to see if there was a difference between component and HDMI. I tested this with many family members ad friends , They did not know which signal I was using, so the test was blind , They also could not tell the difference between the two. Before I got this TV I use to use a dell projector 3200mp with component signal. The projector recognizez the signal as 720p and it looked pretty darn good.
I still usethe DEll Projector for DVDs because the larger picture is more dramatic.I want to upgrade to an upconverting DVD player. My concern is that my projector may not recognize the digital signal from an upscaling DVD player using HDMI input. Can anyone from Dell shed some light on this topic. I have called tech support but no one has an answer for me. I have also posted a question a few days ago , but no one seems to have responded...Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance