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koperownz
As you all know, VGA looks like crap on LCD TVs with picture-enhancing features (in comparison to component)... simply because, TV's don't enhance a VGA picture.

Would it work if I plugged in a VGA cable from my 360, to a converter, output an HDMI cable into my TV? And if it did work... would I be able to enhance the picture (that used to be VGA and is now HDMI)?

What are your thoughts...
1NightStandard
it's still coming out of non HDMI source so it would make a difference that you will notice.

use components
twistedsymphony
QUOTE(koperownz @ Jun 30 2007, 01:58 PM) *

What are your thoughts...


I'm fairly certain you'd be spending $200+ to get a picture that actually looks worse than Component.

http://www.lenexpo-electronics.com/product...productid=17114

If you really want HDMI sell your 360 and use the money to buy an Elite. Honestly you'll probably spend less overall than you would on an HDMI converter.
Kr0n1k
MS should've just released a damn HDMI cable for the thing. If it can output 1080p through component/VGA, I don't see why they can't make an HDMI cable. I know, to sell Elites, but its still bullshit.
grim_d
QUOTE(Kr0n1k @ Jul 31 2007, 11:30 PM) *

MS should've just released a damn HDMI cable for the thing. If it can output 1080p through component/VGA, I don't see why they can't make an HDMI cable. I know, to sell Elites, but its still bullshit.


exactly, it would remove one of the incentives to buy an elite, wheres the business sense in that?

isnt XCM making one?
hamwbone
QUOTE(Kr0n1k @ Jul 31 2007, 05:30 PM) *

MS should've just released a damn HDMI cable for the thing. If it can output 1080p through component/VGA, I don't see why they can't make an HDMI cable. I know, to sell Elites, but its still bullshit.


because that 1080p comming out of the vga and component is analog. the plug probably didnt have a digital interface. hdmi is digital (it can be analog, however) alot of 1080p tvs only accept 1080p thru digital hdmi

actually i dont know if hdmi supports any analog signal at all.
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