TV stereo guy?

[Bouncer]

yes my bad the good ones it also has a fiber optic cable but I think that is just sound,lol

Fiber optic is sound, red, blue, green is picture.

[ROCKETW19]

Fiber optic is sound, red, blue, green is picture.

ok so is there any real difference between that and HDMI?

[Scrumhalf]

HDMI is best.
Component video is pretty good.
Composite video is lousy.

[ROCKETW19]

HDMI is best.
Component video is pretty good.
Composite video is lousy.

OK I get that but is there a noticable difference?

[Scrumhalf]

OK I get that but is there a noticable difference?

Absolutely. Huge difference.

[blm]

Absolutely. Huge difference.

Eh, depends. Regular cable or satellite 1080i not so much. However, something like blu ray 1080p, no question.

[Bouncer]

I am with Blm. In pure uncompressed 1080p it's noticeable. On basic 720p or 1080i compressed cable or sat HDTV, no difference.

[ROCKETW19]

Eh, depends. Regular cable or satellite 1080i not so much. However, something like blu ray 1080p, no question.

humm ok thanks bro that was the info I needed. She watches mostly TV so just run componet cables and let the tuner control the whole thing. Much easyer that way with the set up I gave her

[Scrumhalf]

Agreed... I was talking about 1080p Blu-ray. With lower resolution source material, you probably won't see any difference between component and HDMI. You will absolutely see a different between component and composite.