Dvd wiring question

Farmboy8
Farmboy8 Posts: 60
Hey,
I have a denon 1920 dvd player which is equiped with upconvert so it naturally has a HDMI port. But my denon 3802 reciver does not have a HDMI port so I have to run sound through a optical cable to the denon. I have the video outputing through componet because of lack of HDMI cables. Is there any point in spending 60 bucks on an HDMI cable or am I getting the same picture through the componet cables.
Thank you,
Kevin
"The goddamn Germans got nothing to do with it":p

Denon 3802 (Reciever)
Polk audio Rti-8 (Fronts)
Polk audio Csi-3 (center)
Blue Ray Sony Bdp S550
LG 50" Plasma (1080P Smart 3D) (TV)
320 GB Xbox 360 (MW3 Edition) (Game)
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  • grif32
    grif32 Posts: 267
    edited January 2009
    Farmboy8 wrote: »
    Hey,
    I have a denon 1920 dvd player which is equiped with upconvert so it naturally has a HDMI port. But my denon 3802 reciver does not have a HDMI port so I have to run sound through a optical cable to the denon. I have the video outputing through componet because of lack of HDMI cables. Is there any point in spending 60 bucks on an HDMI cable or am I getting the same picture through the componet cables.
    Thank you,
    Kevin

    First I wouldnt spend $60 on and HDMI cable. Go to monoprice.com and get one for around $5.00 plus shipping. There is NO difference in HDMI cables..

    Probably wont see much of a difference in upscaling over component or HDMI.

    But for less then $10.00 dlvd for and HDMI cable its atleast worth having it hooked up to the best possible cable.
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