display devices

Tung Bui · November 19th, 2003, 04:35 AM

Sorry if I didnt make myself clear.
I connect the cam up to my wega sony tv via S video. When I compare the image on the tv to that on the lcd screen ON the camera itself the lcd looks better.
I was just wondering if I would get a better image if I hook up my camera to the computer and download the video into the computer, burn it onto a dvd and then play back the dvd to the tv( via a dvd player using component output) would I get a better image. This way I would be using transfering the video to the tv via component video instead of S video.
I guess what I am asking is this- does the connection that transfers the data to the tv cause degradation of the image? or is it just the tv itself? It is rather disappointing that the lcd on the camcorder is showing more detail than the tv itself. I bought the tv especially to view the footage!

Boyd Ostroff · November 19th, 2003, 06:33 AM

Try it and see. Impossible for us to say since we can't look at your TV! ;-)

Seriously, that's what I tried to address in my last post. Yes, component video is significantly better quality, especially when viewing deinterlaced progressive footage, but it depends on how good your TV is. Like I said, on my WEGA I see no difference at all when sending it component or s-video from a DVD player. However on a Sony widescreen LCD panel I see a big difference.

November 19th, 2003, 04:35 AM	#16
Tung Bui Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 101	Sorry if I didnt make myself clear. I connect the cam up to my wega sony tv via S video. When I compare the image on the tv to that on the lcd screen ON the camera itself the lcd looks better. I was just wondering if I would get a better image if I hook up my camera to the computer and download the video into the computer, burn it onto a dvd and then play back the dvd to the tv( via a dvd player using component output) would I get a better image. This way I would be using transfering the video to the tv via component video instead of S video. I guess what I am asking is this- does the connection that transfers the data to the tv cause degradation of the image? or is it just the tv itself? It is rather disappointing that the lcd on the camcorder is showing more detail than the tv itself. I bought the tv especially to view the footage!

November 19th, 2003, 06:33 AM	#17
Boyd Ostroff Wrangler Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Mays Landing, NJ Posts: 11,802	Try it and see. Impossible for us to say since we can't look at your TV! ;-) Seriously, that's what I tried to address in my last post. Yes, component video is significantly better quality, especially when viewing deinterlaced progressive footage, but it depends on how good your TV is. Like I said, on my WEGA I see no difference at all when sending it component or s-video from a DVD player. However on a Sony widescreen LCD panel I see a big difference.