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That might be something I'll look into. Like you said, the conversion would only be for the VCR and cable so I wouldn't be as concerned about the picture. I don't watch much TV and don't rent videotapes anymore. I'll probably stay away from S-VHS for now since I plan on getting a new TV in...

Looks like you were right. I took my receiver and DVD player over to my parents house to test it. They have a much newer TV than me. No picture problems at all. So my next question would be, is this something I should be concerned about? I'm not worried about it now but should I be concerned...

I never thought of the TV being the culprit also. If this is so I am confused as to why I would see this problem with the Onkyo SR600 but not with my older receiver. Is there something a DD/DTS receiver would output that an older Prologic receiver would not? Before I do anything I will go...

Thanks for the responses. I'd love to get rid of the composite connections but unfortunately my cable box and VCR do not have S-Video. So without composite I wouldn't be able to run them through the receiver, correct? Anyway, I think I've found it. The problem appears to lie in the Onkyo...

Long time reader, first time poster... now on to the question (if this is the wrong forum for this please move) I've recently done some upgrading to my home theater setup. I previously had an old prologic receiver but just bought an Onkyo SR600. So far I'm happy with it, but I'm having one...