Thanks, that's great to know.dso said:Yes it does, my LCD TV can only accept component via a VGA port and my 360 works fine on it
jerking in VGA i noticed myself ,i think it might be the vga not supporting 60htz and some games only run at 60 or something like that.iv got both vga and component and prefer component although with vga my screen gives me 1to1 pixel mapping out the 360 on to the screen.cant tell the difference to be honest.skirpydoink said:Is there any difference in quality when using a VGA cable and a direct component connection?
I am just running my Plasma in, i tried it first with component running at 720p and the picture was stunning, i am now trying it out with a VGA which also looks stunning, but i think the picture may have looked better with component, i can also notice a "tiny" bit of jerkiness when viewing VGA.
Can anyone help?
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I think its the other way round with the VGA cable not supporting 50hz which is why alot of original XBox games dont work through VGA.the klang said:jerking in VGA i noticed myself ,i think it might be the vga not supporting 60htz and some games only run at 60 or something like that.iv got both vga and component and prefer component although with vga my screen gives me 1to1 pixel mapping out the 360 on to the screen.cant tell the difference to be honest.
thats because your tv has a dual purpose VGA socket, but most LCD's dont that have separate component inputs.dso said:Yes it does, my LCD TV can only accept component via a VGA port and my 360 works fine on it
Funny, I find the exact opposite on my LCD, I also bought the VGA to free up a component in(I have 2 but they're used by the PS2 & Gamecube). On my Dell W2600 the VGA gives a noticably sharper picture, switching back to component makes text looks just slightly blured(hadn't noticed it before using VGA).Jules said:I needed to free up the component connection on my Panasonic PW7 plasma screen, so I bought a 360 VGA cable and removed the component lead.
The result... VGA is ok, but component from the 360 is better.
When both are set to 1280 X 720, the component cable is sharper with VGA looking a tiny bit blury by comparison.