Video Conversion - S-Video to Component Video

team_canada
team_canada Posts: 107
I have a question that's probably been answered a thousand times and may sound stupid. I have just purchased a receiver with Video Conversion (S-Video to Component Video). This is the first receiver I have owned with this capability. It is the Pioneer Elite VSX-56TXi.

Does this mean I can use S-Video cable instead of Component Video and get the same result or should I just use component video for a better result??

Thanks
POLKPIONEER SYSTEM

Receiver - Pioneer Elite VSX-56TXi
Amp - Pioneer Elite M-10X
DVD Player - Pioneer Elite DV-59AVi
Front Speakers - polkaudio RTi70's
Center Channel - polkaudio CS400i
Sub - polkaudio PSW202
Surround Speakers - polkaudio R15's (7.1 System)
Speaker Cable - Unity Monster Link Biwire
(Fronts & Center)

TOTAL SPEAKER UPGRADE COMING SOON!!
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  • Schris22
    Schris22 Posts: 983
    edited September 2005
    upconversion?

    hmmm ok well not sure since I don't have it, but I believe it won't give you the same result, just so that you can hook up all the cables through your receiver and only need component out for video to your monitor.

    I think...

    Chris
    Receiver: Onkyo TX-SR502-S
    DVD Player: Pioneer DV-578A-S
    Left and Right: R50
    Center: CS1
    Rear Center: R15
    Surrounds: R30
    Subwoofer: 10'' Dayton 100 Watt
  • team_canada
    team_canada Posts: 107
    edited September 2005
    hmmmm.... I see
    POLKPIONEER SYSTEM

    Receiver - Pioneer Elite VSX-56TXi
    Amp - Pioneer Elite M-10X
    DVD Player - Pioneer Elite DV-59AVi
    Front Speakers - polkaudio RTi70's
    Center Channel - polkaudio CS400i
    Sub - polkaudio PSW202
    Surround Speakers - polkaudio R15's (7.1 System)
    Speaker Cable - Unity Monster Link Biwire
    (Fronts & Center)

    TOTAL SPEAKER UPGRADE COMING SOON!!
  • Tritonman
    Tritonman Posts: 159
    edited September 2005
    I have a receiver with the same function and I honestly can see a diff with the upconversion of S-Video vs a direct component connection.

    Go component.
  • mantis
    mantis Posts: 17,200
    edited September 2005
    You will not lose quality but will not gain it either.

    As said, it just allows you to have one component video connection to your tv and hook up s video,composite and component to the receiver. All video will pass out the monitor out component.
    You should use component video everywhere possible.



    Dan
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  • danger boy
    danger boy Posts: 15,722
    edited September 2005
    if you have it. use component and not S-video
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