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thanks for the input, I'll try switching the cable box back to component (with new cables) and use the HDMI for the blue ray. I forgot HDMI needs to be used to up-convert a DVD so that answers that, although I don't hold much hope I will be able to notice a difference between an up-converted DVD...

by the way, I am running audio to an old receiver that pre-dates HDMI via the optical inputs. What audio consequences will I be experiencing?

Yep, the red green and blue jacks. I can’t think of any settings that I haven’t played with to improve the cable box picture via the component connection. The main thing that was noticeable was the network logos on the lower corner where blocky and pixilated, went away with the HDMI connection...

This is probably related to an old question but here it is. We are using a “temporary” cheap LCD 720p tv that has one HDMI input. When we got that TV (it replaced an old CRT that died) we got a new hi-def cable box and connected it with the supplied component cables. I noticed the picture wasn’t...