I believe it is, but I was wondering if we can get a custom cable that will go from that port to HDMI?
Is this not likely?
Is this not likely?
Is The Component Out Feed Analog?
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khmuse
Tech Guru
Component video is an analog trio (also known as color difference) consisting of Y (luminance), Pb (luminance - blue chroma) and Pr (luminance - red chroma) signals.
HDMI is a digital video interface which utilizes LVDS signaling and adds a protection layer via a public/private key exchange algorithm which includes revocable feature for corrupted keys. HDMI is an outgrowth of DVI (but lacks the analog capablitiy) adding protection and digital audio to a single connector.
The two couldn't be any more different.
HDMI is a digital video interface which utilizes LVDS signaling and adds a protection layer via a public/private key exchange algorithm which includes revocable feature for corrupted keys. HDMI is an outgrowth of DVI (but lacks the analog capablitiy) adding protection and digital audio to a single connector.
The two couldn't be any more different.
ozduc
Well-known member
You can do it but you need more than a custom cable. There is no gain in doing it apart from if you have a monitor or TV without component input. You will need a converter like this.
http://www.digitalconnection.com/Products/Video/hcp261.ASP
http://www.digitalconnection.com/Products/Video/hcp261.ASP