Posted by Gareth Halfacree on 12/16/05 11:49

Zuzi wrote:
> It has come to my attention that only digital signals can be upscale by TV,
> so you wore only partial writhe. HDMI or DVI connections will look much
> bather than component, but there is no need to buy player that has upscale,
> rather let the TV do it itself.

According the the manual available on the Philips UK website[1] the
component input will accept (and up/downscale) SD and both flavours of
HD without a problem; thus my original advice remains: buy a $40 DVD
player with component (*NOT HDMI*) output for best quality. Save the
HDMI input on the TV for when you get a true high-definition device such
as a HD-DVD player.

[1] Page 26 of:
<http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/3/32pf9830_10/32pf9830_10_dfu_eng.pdf>

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Gareth Halfacree
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