Posted by Biz on 11/22/05 20:28

Use the compositeoutput on the dvd player. Composite doest support
progressive scan, so you'll be fine. Progressive scan players also work in
non-progressive mode(interlaced).


"lb" <ldbrw@my-Dejanews.com> wrote in message
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> I have a somewhat older TV. Sony Trinitron KV-S3240. It is less than
> 7 years old. It has a nice picture, but the amount of inputs leaves a
> lot to be desired. Only has composite and coaxial (75 ohm) in. I
> wanted to buy a DVD player to hook up to my receiver Yamaha HTR-5630
> and then go into the TV. Sony does not think my TV will be able to
> handle a progressive scan DVD player. The models I was considering
> were the JVC XVN320B or XVN420B and the Panasonic S29K. I am not in
> the market for a new TV right now, what other options could I use to
> get a DVD player to work with this TV?
>
> Thanks
>

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