Rob100
Well-known Member
Hi all,
I've read through numerous threads and TBH I'm totally confused...
Am I right in thinking that a suitable cable would have 4 phono's on the end - R, G, B and "sync" which you would connect into the composite input?
Now am I also right in thinking that when you plug a cable in the s-video input, the composite is disabled?
So am I correct in concluding that if I connect RGB to the plasma then the only other input that would still work would be the VGA - as plugging s-video in would "remove" the RGB sync signal?
I want to use the VGA for my PC, so without unplugging I can't use a JS RGB-VGA box.
If I used a JS RGB-Component box, would I still then be able to use the VGA and the s-video without problems??
Is there a any difference in quality between using RGB-VGA and RGB-Component??
Thanks,
Rob.
I've read through numerous threads and TBH I'm totally confused...
Am I right in thinking that a suitable cable would have 4 phono's on the end - R, G, B and "sync" which you would connect into the composite input?
Now am I also right in thinking that when you plug a cable in the s-video input, the composite is disabled?
So am I correct in concluding that if I connect RGB to the plasma then the only other input that would still work would be the VGA - as plugging s-video in would "remove" the RGB sync signal?
I want to use the VGA for my PC, so without unplugging I can't use a JS RGB-VGA box.
If I used a JS RGB-Component box, would I still then be able to use the VGA and the s-video without problems??
Is there a any difference in quality between using RGB-VGA and RGB-Component??
Thanks,
Rob.