Do I need an a/v receiver with HD upconversion if my dvd player already

• Apr 1, 2009

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theone78

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1 source for every HD 1080p picture :

For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the back of your TV.

 

• Apr 1, 2009

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TakeYourMedicine

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has this feature? What other reasons, other than DVD upconversion, would require HD upconversion? If my cable provider requires I use component cables to connect to the A/V receiver, do I need HD upconversion to the TV for that? In other words is it worth the extra money to buy an a/v receiver with HD upconversion?? Thanks!!

 

• Apr 1, 2009

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theone78

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1 source for every HD 1080p picture :

For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the back of your TV.

 

• Apr 1, 2009

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theone78

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1 source for every HD 1080p picture :

For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the back of your TV.

 

• Apr 1, 2009

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theone78

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1 source for every HD 1080p picture :

For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the back of your TV.

 

• Apr 1, 2009

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theone78

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1 source for every HD 1080p picture :

For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the back of your TV.

 

• Apr 1, 2009

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theone78

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1 source for every HD 1080p picture :

For example your DVD is one source, but seperate from cable.
Your cable is a seperate source and needs to be an HD reciever.
So you will need 1 HDMI cable per source, and your TV needs to have the capacity as well. As you wil lhook each source up to the back of your TV.