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December 19th, 2016, 12:27 PM
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From Component signal is it better to enter with SCART or VGA in TV?
Please don't smile: if a LCD TV has SCART and VGA inputs and I have a Comonent signal, is it better to enter with SCART or VGA in TV? Which of both can give a better signal with more picture definition?
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December 19th, 2016, 10:12 PM
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Re: From Component signal is it better to enter with SCART or VGA in TV?
I'm not so familiar with SCART - we don't use it out here in the US.
As I understand it, SCART and VGA will be the same quality, if the adaptor used just consists of wires and connectors with no signal processing. Either will transport an analog RGB signal. VGA does not carry audio - you would run a separate cable. SCART can, if your RGB --> SCART adapter includes an audio cable/connector on the RGB side.
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