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s video vs composite ?

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Old 28-03-2007, 12:36 PM   #1
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s video vs composite ?
Which is better and how does it compare to componet ?
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Re: s video vs composite ?
composite = poo

s-video & component = very good picture quality
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Re: s video vs composite ?
A List for you.

From Worse to Best
Composite/Standard Scart
S-Video
Scart set to RGB, must be plugged into a RGB enabled scart socket on the TV.
Component
Component Progressive
HDMI
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