RussellTodd
Stunt Coordinator
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- May 17, 2004
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I realize that all things being equal component cables(red,blue,green) is the best option. However, I have an Onkyo TXSR601 hooked up to my Panasonic TH-42PWD7UY and no matter what I do I continually get those "hum bars" or horizontal banding or whatever its called. I know it is caused from interference of some sort. But if I run the components straight from the cable box to the TV then the image is perfect so I know it has something to do with the Onkyo TXSR601. But the panny only has one set of component inputs standard so I would have to run my DVD player with the S-video cable instead of component. That would eliminate my having to run the cable feed thru the receiver. I know that top quality component cables might solve the problem(the ones I am currently using aren't exactly cheap) but considering I would have to buy 3 sets of them and then it still might not solve the problem I would like to consider other options.
So my question is this if I run S-Video for my DVD player instead of component cables. I'm I going to see an inferior picture the Panny is an ED model so I'm wondering if the difference between S-Video and component would even be noticeable. Or should I continue to drive myself nutty trying to resolve the interference issues when I run everything thru the receiver.
Thanks,
Russ
So my question is this if I run S-Video for my DVD player instead of component cables. I'm I going to see an inferior picture the Panny is an ED model so I'm wondering if the difference between S-Video and component would even be noticeable. Or should I continue to drive myself nutty trying to resolve the interference issues when I run everything thru the receiver.
Thanks,
Russ