Is the Panny TX-P46G10B unable to display Xbox 360 @ 1080p thru component? weird

[mutelight]

Why do you prefer component? With component, the digital video signal is converted to an analog signal, once it hits the display it is then converted back to a digital signal adding in needless conversions and causing needless image degradation.

[OHP]

Why do you prefer component? With component, the digital video signal is converted to an analog signal, once it hits the display it is then converted back to a digital signal adding in needless conversions and causing needless image degradation.

http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messa...79/122868.html

cant be arsed to explain (been up all night) but this explains quite a lot for and against both types of connection.

degradation is negligible TBH

[mutelight]

Some rather dated info but an interesting read. Anyway, nowadays with upscaling and resolution limitations, color space support, audio support, and 24p playback, HDMI trumps component by a decent margin. Comparing component vs. HDMI on my systems the difference goes from a marginal increase to a fairly substantial boost in color quality and image accuracy and sharpness going from component to HDMI between multiple sources.

[dude101]

component is an old but still very capable Interface,but alas as you said and I suspect that some manufacturers are purposely not designing and making HD tv's with full HD Component support which is a shame because I prefer Component its almost as if they are trying to ween us off it.

Why in the world would you prefer component over HDMI???