Anyone please help..... I have a 60" Philips Magnavox Rear Projection TV. One of the 2005 models. It has the component input. Can I get a high HD resolution if I get the component cables for my PS3 or 360?
Very good video! Personally I always turn off all artificial sharpness. Btw, Mayflash released a VGA cable for Wii+PS3 which provides an even better picture with Wii. It's still using the Wii's component out but it transcodes the digital video to VGA instead of analog component.
Hey i just bought a 19 inch HDTV ready (720p) for using Component cables to record games on my ps3, but the quality of the Component Looks almost as bad as Composite, is it the TV?
It's a good idea, to be honest...but I honestly would rather spend about 40-50 dollars on a component switch with 4 inputs than have to deal with jaggedness.
Well what I meant by that was the black on white contrast. If it is a black screen with white letters (on the wii) the white letters will have very rough edges. This also occurs with in-game text.
lol :D smerfs are cool anyway. was a good video. iddnt think that component would make a diffo to the wii. spose its all about how the infomation is transmited
i have a question... i have a HDTV but its not PURE HD , its just HD ready... but i use 1080p setting on my xbox360 .. is it OK ??? because i noticed that 1080p looks better then 720p/1080i
how much cost a normal HDMI switcher that still gives you good qualtitie, a switcher with 1output that goes into my tv and with 3inputs that goes into the switcher, for my xbox, corder and later maybe an other machine xD
Component is still an analog signal. HDMI is a digital signal. I sell tv's and audio equipment for a living and I have never seen component do 1080p. It's 1080i at the most.
And generally I wouldn't use hdmi over 10m, but if I were I'd use monster. The thicker the cable, the longer it can be.
So you are one of those guys at future shop or bestbuy that sell that bullshit when you have no idea what your talking about. I just want to say FUCK YOU! Coponent is meant for 1080P and carries the signal flawlessly unless there is tons of interference which most people dont have. And i just bought a 16' 11$ HDMI cable off ebay and it works flawlessly with 1080P. I hat cock suckers like you that sell people shit they dont need and act like proffesionals. Moster cable is a HUGE SCAM!!
So, which is better, DVI or component? HDMI or component? The answer--unsatisfying, perhaps, but true--is that it depends. It depends upon your source and display devices, and there's no good way, in principle, to say in advance whether the digital or the analog connection will render a better picture. You may even find, say, that your DVD player looks better through its DVI or HDMI output, while your satellite or xbox looks better through its component output, on the same display.
Sorry just found out yesterday that it can submit 1080p, but dvi and hdmi are still a bit better. If you have long component cables the quality goes a bit down with dvi and hdmi it doesn´t
@GuyMan89 Component cables can do 1080p easily, but today, as a gimmick, most HD TVs do not allow component to provide 1080p, but only up to 1080i. They do that to force you into buying HDMI cables.
on my 360 component looks like crap compared to hdmi. the only good thing about component is the graphics are smoother but the picture is so fuckin dark. hdmi is more crisp looking but there is more jaggies in brighter areas of games
I bought last year a universal Philips component cable for the wii and a couple of green line was showing now. Then i try it on my old model ps2 console but i can't see anything i guess the old model doesnt have component then I try it on my ps3 and it works. But i got the mad catz universal svideo cable and it works on both wii and ps2. Could the component cable be damage?
Wrong, try to carry a Component signal through a Composite (Yellow, Red & White) it doesn't work. You need special Component cables to be able to carry the 720i. The signal can only work properly if it has the right leads, Thats why component leads exist.
I and now many other people send component signals via the composite cabels. This video proves it. I made this video in jan 07, and have since then had 720p and 1080i with composit cables.
Here's a small experiment for you. Buy composite cable extenders, connect them to your component cables and connect them to your Tv (in the component port). You will get a HD signal ;)
so let me this straight if you buy component cables for the wii it'll make the games more jaggie? cause I own a 360 and component looks good on my 1080i HDTV. But wii can only do 480p. last gen consoles were able to do 480p
component cables for wii/ps2 make the jaggies that are already there more visable, Many HDtv owners have their tv sett to super sharp etc, this adds even more interferance.
So be sure to check your sharpness settings if you get jaggies.
yeah I usually keep my sharpness to about 50 percent cause I kno that doesn't make a difference. I never max out my TV sharpness. the only problem with one of my tv's is that its' a 61" inch DLP. And 480p will look like shit on that giant thing.
hi, i have recently upgraded my ps2 to Component cables(my tv didnt have any composite available). after i upgraded i noticed it was alot better. but i noticed one slightly bad thing. my tv started to alightly flicker and there were a few more jagged lines, do i have to set something on my TV??
This is because you now clearly see things a bad signal would hide. You can go into the tv settings and turn down the sharpness to get less jagged lines.
You need to buy a new high def TV LCD or Plasma as your CRT TV just won't give you the best picture any more. Its like that with computer monitors too. I had a Samsung 15GLe CRT monitor and it was wonderful but now i have a Samsung SyncMaster 915n and it is even better!
Okay I have a question. I just bought a 5.1 home theater system and a 22" 720p samsung HDTV. My home theater doesnt have an HDMI input so I was thinking about getting composite cables because they seem to be the best alternative. However, they dont seem to have audio. its only video.
what do you think would be the best audio cable? and how do i know if my systems are compatible with them?
But on MY tv 1080i looks better. (I know what looks best on my own tv)
720p will always be the better signal, but it depends on the tv how good it shows. My Tv doesn't show 720p that good, that's MY TVs fault. And therefor 1080i looks better on it.
Well it's not really a theory but closer to being a fact. Yes you tv is a bit strange... but when comparing higher end tv's you will indefinitely get a better resolution/contrast/response time/etc with 720p. It may also be that your tv only supports 1080i max, those tv's that only support 1080i will be a bit strange. I have a bravia and it obviously shows 1080p better.
If you have a 1080p tv with a good deinterlacer or use a separate video processor to deinterlace the 1080i signal there is no reason 1080p should look any different nor should 720p be better. A properly deinterlaced 1080i signal should be frame for frame identical to the 1080p signal.
ok so i got my insignia tv to work with the compenent but i did the white red and yellow into the green blue and red., but its black and white and no sound. do u know how to make this work?
component is actualy also rgb it sends the contrast,the red and the blue signal independently,the greeen signal is carried with the contrast,but since the green signal is (digitaly??) interpolated,it will never destorb eachother, thus creating rgb.
Somebody please help me, when i use the components cable for my xbox 360 the picture is hd quality but their is no sound atall therefore i boguth a hdmi cable and used that and i get sound through that but the picture fades away and goes all balck after like 5 seconds but i can still hear it. I dont know what to do. Please Help
be sure your switch is a good shielded one though, any one will work, but only the best of quality for hd, hdmi doesn't need that much shielding as component video does because component is anolog
its like 30$ but if you have component compatible tv its a must-get. if you have a 1080p/i tv id get the monster component cables, though they are a whopping 60$ but the colors are very very nice.
With a regular A/V switch you do that? wow.. but here is my question, does it work with any av switch? and the sound? how you manage to switch the audio from the 360 to the wii for example?
Whats the difference between 1080i and 1080p' which is better? He had 480p for wii which i guess is high def while 480i isnt but he had 1080i for the 360.
any one, i have a regular tv tube , remeber the big ones lol anyway, it has componets on it. i have 360 hook uped to it. i also tried looking to see it the tv would tell me in a menu or somthing like that, question is you guys think its running at 480 or 720 i or p thanks, sorry so long
Also the Wii no matter what, will always look blown up and have some slight lag when upscaling to 720p,1080i or p, the higher the upscaling the wose the picture. As it stands if you can find a 480p native display, the Wii will be perfect. Besides that, the Wii looks best on a flatscreen 480i display using component cables....
u need to change your 360 to 720p for optimum quality u have it on 1080i thinking its better but 720p is better than 1080i because its progressive not interlaced
I only think 1080i is better for ME cause' it does look better. I have tested a lot of games.
And again, this is on my TV.
I'w seen many TV's that show better on 720p than 1080i. And while 720p is technically better, it doesn't change the fact of what does look better at home.
ps2 sucks on hdtv, i got the monster cable for ps2 the colors looks better that av but the games still look horrible unless the game has progressive scan which only a few games has...at least some of my fav game has progressive scan
I can't believe some of the crap that gets posted on YouTube. Generally this guy is correct, but he keeps misusing terminology...Component Cable are necessarily "HD cables", and Component and Composite are different connections, they are not interchangeable
I don't really understand your point. But yeah, I probably misuse some of the terminology. But this video still solves a expencive problem in a cheap way ;)
They are the same connector type, as in both Composite and Component use RCA connectors. They are not interchangeable because they use different signals. This is what the guy said, pay attention before you start bashing.
You say: Component Cable are necessarily "HD cables"
Not true. 480P uses Component, and 480P is NOT and HD format.
You say: Component and Composite are different connections, they are not interchangeable.
Yes and no. Component is the same connector as Composite (RCA). You're right - they're not interchangeable. Did he say they were interchangeable? Maybe, but I didn't hear it.
fhddfhdfghddfh let me ask YOU can you get 480P useing composite cables? NO even though its not hd you can also get 720P and 1080i with component which is HD
I have a Polaroid tv 1080p LCD HDTV an my xbox 360. I connected my xbox 360 to my HDTV using the component cables (green,blue,red+red,white.) and when i turn on my tv and I got to my xbox 360 it says 480p and yes I do have the 360 cable on HDTV! I would AMAZINGLY appreciate if u would help me!!!!!!!
what you have to do is go to System on the Xbox dashboard, pick Console Settings then Display then HDTV settings then you can choose 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, ofcourse since you have a full HDTV choose 1080p, enjoy.
I can not wait to try this! Does it matter which color goes where? This will save me a small fortune if it works! Great tip - I can not find anything else about it on the web.
yeah diemetrix i have a question: i will get a ps 3 on june next year (i know its very late) and i have a normal TV (no HD and other things just normal TV) and there are three colours in my TV red, white, yellow. When i got my ps 3 will they have this cable connector with the same colours or should i buy it seperated
anybody whos still on the fence about component/composite.. heres what u need to consider: composite looks decent on a a composite (big clunky CRT) tv... however, composite video will look pretty crappy on a LCD tv (trust me, ive seen it, its bad).. so component really does make a difference on those TVs.. the colors are better, crisper, clearer, on top of that you get progressive scan instead of interlanced video.. lots of pluses
not TRUE 1080p, your tuner would just upconvert (double the lines) the 480p signal to make it look like 1080p. to be true 1080p the wii itself would have to put out a 1080p signal through the component cables, without any upconversion.
Not necessary some people actually prefer 1080i over 720p or even 1080p, cause by nature it has higher framerates more than twice that of 1080p which is great for some games such as sports games and fast moving games etc.
hey, i plugged the blue red green cables into the blue red green bit and the other ones apart from the yellow, theres picture but no sound, any ideas?
If you plugged all the right cables into your TV I guess you need to go into your TV's menu and choose that you want sound from the component port on your TV. Make sure you plugged the red and white cables where they should be, Those cables transmit the sound.
ive only just got a HD TV so I'm pretty new when component cables come into things, you've got the standard white red and yellow inputs for composite so you're saying that I just plug in the blue red and green ones from my 360 instead right?
Anyone please help..... I have a 60" Philips Magnavox Rear Projection TV. One of the 2005 models. It has the component input. Can I get a high HD resolution if I get the component cables for my PS3 or 360?
MyTjDavis92 1 month ago
Dang, I didn't know it was that easy. Silly me I bought 4, 50inch hd tv's
ExperimentLife 1 month ago
hey i have a modulater that i use to play my ps2 on the tv will it work with the cables i got for my psp?
kykiske05 1 year ago
ZELDAAAAAA
ffxiikiller 1 year ago
Much like Josh Flitter has made for an Ace Ventura 3, this kid could make for a "Borat 2".
Maxipad44142 1 year ago
norway sucks balls
younes727 1 year ago
Very good video! Personally I always turn off all artificial sharpness. Btw, Mayflash released a VGA cable for Wii+PS3 which provides an even better picture with Wii. It's still using the Wii's component out but it transcodes the digital video to VGA instead of analog component.
Christuserloeser 1 year ago
my tv looks better in 1080p
IxOVERKILLxI 1 year ago
Hey i just bought a 19 inch HDTV ready (720p) for using Component cables to record games on my ps3, but the quality of the Component Looks almost as bad as Composite, is it the TV?
unknownTacticz 1 year ago
wiiii
badmintonboll 1 year ago
You are better off leaving the 360 in 720p v 1080i
SovietSlayer 1 year ago
whats you gamertag i wanna add u on xbox live.
RockingGeekVideos 2 years ago
It's a good idea, to be honest...but I honestly would rather spend about 40-50 dollars on a component switch with 4 inputs than have to deal with jaggedness.
That's what I plan on doing, at least :D
XHolyPuffX 2 years ago
Buying qulity is allways the safe way to go.
But this method will not give you more jaggies. The reason for the jaggies is the Wii's lack of a true HD signal.
DiemetriX 2 years ago
Well what I meant by that was the black on white contrast. If it is a black screen with white letters (on the wii) the white letters will have very rough edges. This also occurs with in-game text.
XHolyPuffX 2 years ago
nice tv... i have the same one, but it has a dead spot now and im sad :(
ejk199413 2 years ago
u sound like a smurf
DayLight95 2 years ago
Most people say I sound like Kermit the frog ^^
But I'll add smurf to the list.
DiemetriX 2 years ago 9
lol :D smerfs are cool anyway. was a good video. iddnt think that component would make a diffo to the wii. spose its all about how the infomation is transmited
DayLight95 2 years ago
i have a question... i have a HDTV but its not PURE HD , its just HD ready... but i use 1080p setting on my xbox360 .. is it OK ??? because i noticed that 1080p looks better then 720p/1080i
ezuan88 2 years ago
In theory 1080p shouldn't work at all.
But if it works and looks better. Keep it at 1080p ;)
DiemetriX 2 years ago
how much cost a normal HDMI switcher that still gives you good qualtitie, a switcher with 1output that goes into my tv and with 3inputs that goes into the switcher, for my xbox, corder and later maybe an other machine xD
greets
mathieuvp1 2 years ago
I highly recommend Talismoon HDMI Auto Switch !I couldn't be more satisfied :)
Price is about 30$
DiemetriX 2 years ago
this is exactly what I need, thank you VERY much!!!
mathieuvp1 2 years ago
I just got the gold plated 1.3a HDMI cable and it looks waaaay better then the component cord that came with the Xbox 360.
Get the GOOD cable. $26 at Walmart.
rimbaud5150 2 years ago 2
Well I had never seen Component do 1080p until My friend bought himself a new TV.
So It is possible. But if this is true 1080p I don't know. But the xbox was sett on 1080p and the tv said it was displaying in 1080p.
If you goggle it you'll see that many people run 1080p via component.
DiemetriX 2 years ago
Component is still an analog signal. HDMI is a digital signal. I sell tv's and audio equipment for a living and I have never seen component do 1080p. It's 1080i at the most.
And generally I wouldn't use hdmi over 10m, but if I were I'd use monster. The thicker the cable, the longer it can be.
My 2c.
disturbanceindustry 2 years ago
So you are one of those guys at future shop or bestbuy that sell that bullshit when you have no idea what your talking about. I just want to say FUCK YOU! Coponent is meant for 1080P and carries the signal flawlessly unless there is tons of interference which most people dont have. And i just bought a 16' 11$ HDMI cable off ebay and it works flawlessly with 1080P. I hat cock suckers like you that sell people shit they dont need and act like proffesionals. Moster cable is a HUGE SCAM!!
funker530 2 years ago
"the twee sixty! and the wee!"
MinisterialServant 2 years ago
they are the same just the hdmi comes all in one cable! and has mor options for audio...
areverga123 2 years ago
hey the old dashboard
hailphire130 2 years ago
tree sixty lol
PearlJammer07 2 years ago
snap lol
ItsSnottyBee 2 years ago
hdmi and component 1080p are the same.
I do not see any difference. If there is , i do not notice and i have nice tv's
hen555 2 years ago
So, which is better, DVI or component? HDMI or component? The answer--unsatisfying, perhaps, but true--is that it depends. It depends upon your source and display devices, and there's no good way, in principle, to say in advance whether the digital or the analog connection will render a better picture. You may even find, say, that your DVD player looks better through its DVI or HDMI output, while your satellite or xbox looks better through its component output, on the same display.
DiemetriX 2 years ago
man jst play lol
outbreakguy 2 years ago
component can't submit 1080P only 1080i
XBLroald99 2 years ago
dude. i have a 360 and it has a component and the resolution goes up to 1080p.
GuyMan89 2 years ago 6
Sorry just found out yesterday that it can submit 1080p, but dvi and hdmi are still a bit better. If you have long component cables the quality goes a bit down with dvi and hdmi it doesn´t
XBLroald99 2 years ago
unless you are using optic fiber, there IS interference in hdmi when the length increases. so quality can go down with increased hdmi length.
essboarder23 2 years ago
@GuyMan89 Component cables can do 1080p easily, but today, as a gimmick, most HD TVs do not allow component to provide 1080p, but only up to 1080i. They do that to force you into buying HDMI cables.
SSBMsounds 4 months ago
on my 360 component looks like crap compared to hdmi. the only good thing about component is the graphics are smoother but the picture is so fuckin dark. hdmi is more crisp looking but there is more jaggies in brighter areas of games
seansobes 2 years ago
hdmi
jdfrt12569 2 years ago
nice hat
warwolf193 2 years ago
Thanks man
Nosfarastus 2 years ago
I bought last year a universal Philips component cable for the wii and a couple of green line was showing now. Then i try it on my old model ps2 console but i can't see anything i guess the old model doesnt have component then I try it on my ps3 and it works. But i got the mad catz universal svideo cable and it works on both wii and ps2. Could the component cable be damage?
Nosfarastus 2 years ago
Hard to say for certain. But it could be the cable.
When using your PS2 be sure to go into the system menu and turn on the component output.
DiemetriX 2 years ago
The sound doesn't work
kobefanatic123 3 years ago
as stated in the video, the sound has to be connected through another method, like a receiver or another switch.
If you have done the rest correctly you should have a red and white cable that is not connected to the main av switch.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
no wat u on dude, composite and component are diffreent, component is HD even though its analouge
DeclanMulhollandBlog 3 years ago
Signal is different. not the Cables.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Wrong, try to carry a Component signal through a Composite (Yellow, Red & White) it doesn't work. You need special Component cables to be able to carry the 720i. The signal can only work properly if it has the right leads, Thats why component leads exist.
D3C02 3 years ago
em... did you watch the video?
I and now many other people send component signals via the composite cabels. This video proves it. I made this video in jan 07, and have since then had 720p and 1080i with composit cables.
Here's a small experiment for you. Buy composite cable extenders, connect them to your component cables and connect them to your Tv (in the component port). You will get a HD signal ;)
DiemetriX 3 years ago
you should set your 360 to 720p instead of 480i
1080i is the oldest kind of hd technology and it is really 540p because of the interlaced lines
720p is more crisp and better
vaughn2sexy4uyo 3 years ago
Read the Video Info ;)
DiemetriX 3 years ago
i use 1080p its really 1080p lol
joeldude76 3 years ago
I have PS2 and 32" HDready Samsung LE32R7bd television.
At the moment I use old PSX S-video cable because in my mind it gives the best picture.
It's much better than the composite video but much smoother than the component video.
I can't tell how the picture would look with RGB-cables since I haven't got any working ones.
Third party cables can be such a rip off.
BlizBob 3 years ago
Hey I just bought the Mad catz wii component cords and everything looks mega jaggy and also there is weird stuff going on in the background.
For example in no more heroes on the first level it is displaying a wierd pattern on the carpet..when in fact the carpet should be plain.
also the picture is really grainy and there are scanlines present.
someone please tell me how I can fix this.
WarblazerTM 3 years ago
Go in the Tv-menu and turn down the sharpness. That should help.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Thanks but I think ill just give component a miss and play my ii on a crt tv.
WarblazerTM 3 years ago
i have a wii with compenent cables on a 46" hdtv, and there are hardly any jaggies, unless im playing a under-developed game.
They make a difference
samthespark 3 years ago
thats wot i want,a used gow keychain haha. rrod hoes
times9 3 years ago
so let me this straight if you buy component cables for the wii it'll make the games more jaggie? cause I own a 360 and component looks good on my 1080i HDTV. But wii can only do 480p. last gen consoles were able to do 480p
anthonybodea 3 years ago
component cables for wii/ps2 make the jaggies that are already there more visable, Many HDtv owners have their tv sett to super sharp etc, this adds even more interferance.
So be sure to check your sharpness settings if you get jaggies.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
yeah I usually keep my sharpness to about 50 percent cause I kno that doesn't make a difference. I never max out my TV sharpness. the only problem with one of my tv's is that its' a 61" inch DLP. And 480p will look like shit on that giant thing.
anthonybodea 3 years ago
The improvement in quality is quite big though. I would never recomend standard cables over Component.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Same thing in a 58" Plasma
nintendowiids12 3 years ago
woah i find that strange, component cables shouldn't affect any graphics at all, only clearness.
CrdBrdProjects 3 years ago
Component cables the jaggies that are already there more visable. They don't effect the graphics.
Old tv's mask jaggies cause the picture is so blury. But HDtv's has a clear image with no blur.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
what exactly are "jaggies?"
cschizzlefizzle 3 years ago
Jaggies are stairlike lines that appear where there should be smooth straight lines or curves.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
oh ok.
cschizzlefizzle 3 years ago
hi, i have recently upgraded my ps2 to Component cables(my tv didnt have any composite available). after i upgraded i noticed it was alot better. but i noticed one slightly bad thing. my tv started to alightly flicker and there were a few more jagged lines, do i have to set something on my TV??
Blaze6432 3 years ago
This is because you now clearly see things a bad signal would hide. You can go into the tv settings and turn down the sharpness to get less jagged lines.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
You need to buy a new high def TV LCD or Plasma as your CRT TV just won't give you the best picture any more. Its like that with computer monitors too. I had a Samsung 15GLe CRT monitor and it was wonderful but now i have a Samsung SyncMaster 915n and it is even better!
blarson12 3 years ago
that's what i did
u know your stuff
your gf name is kabosa
jetgeo4 3 years ago
i think we have the same tv ? Kdf Series ? i ended up using 720p, i think it's look better and better framerate ?
smashdudez 3 years ago
Not sure what series mine is, but I know the version that is newer than mine has noticeably better 720p than 1080i.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Okay I have a question. I just bought a 5.1 home theater system and a 22" 720p samsung HDTV. My home theater doesnt have an HDMI input so I was thinking about getting composite cables because they seem to be the best alternative. However, they dont seem to have audio. its only video.
what do you think would be the best audio cable? and how do i know if my systems are compatible with them?
McCoy348 3 years ago
Most component cables have audio out as well. That would be the red and white cables that are a bit separated from the rest.
But for the best sound you should use optical cables if your setup support. Most new system have optical solutions.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Also 480p isn't really HD per se.
aopdjasldksa 3 years ago
1080i is worse than 720p... interlacing will always be worse than progressive...
aopdjasldksa 3 years ago
Yes. in theory it's true.
But on MY tv 1080i looks better. (I know what looks best on my own tv)
720p will always be the better signal, but it depends on the tv how good it shows. My Tv doesn't show 720p that good, that's MY TVs fault. And therefor 1080i looks better on it.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Well it's not really a theory but closer to being a fact. Yes you tv is a bit strange... but when comparing higher end tv's you will indefinitely get a better resolution/contrast/response time/etc with 720p. It may also be that your tv only supports 1080i max, those tv's that only support 1080i will be a bit strange. I have a bravia and it obviously shows 1080p better.
aopdjasldksa 3 years ago
Now this post I agree with 100% :)
DiemetriX 3 years ago
If you have a 1080p tv with a good deinterlacer or use a separate video processor to deinterlace the 1080i signal there is no reason 1080p should look any different nor should 720p be better. A properly deinterlaced 1080i signal should be frame for frame identical to the 1080p signal.
ojmask2 3 years ago
dude where's Miss Piggy?
matreyu44 3 years ago
she's in bed sleeping ;p
DiemetriX 3 years ago
you sound like kermit the frog in some sentences. lol!
smashbrosmaniac 3 years ago 3
60hz? i have 2 have my 360 on 50hz otherwise its toooo slow
danny2135 3 years ago
ok so i got my insignia tv to work with the compenent but i did the white red and yellow into the green blue and red., but its black and white and no sound. do u know how to make this work?
justinferris11 3 years ago
You can use any A/V switch. but you have to connect the sound via something else. I have two A/V switches. One for picture and one for sound.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
I know you got asked this before, but what size is your TV
Omer698 3 years ago
It's a 50" TV ;)
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Whne you plug in a 360 to a TV
Khyron56 3 years ago
component is actualy also rgb it sends the contrast,the red and the blue signal independently,the greeen signal is carried with the contrast,but since the green signal is (digitaly??) interpolated,it will never destorb eachother, thus creating rgb.
johneymute 3 years ago
i have a 45'sony tv,and when i play grand theft auto hoe do i het rid of those jagged line,please HElp?
dlz124 3 years ago
Somebody please help me, when i use the components cable for my xbox 360 the picture is hd quality but their is no sound atall therefore i boguth a hdmi cable and used that and i get sound through that but the picture fades away and goes all balck after like 5 seconds but i can still hear it. I dont know what to do. Please Help
haribodihno 3 years ago
it's probley your TV. if u have a projector hdmi Tv then that means most likely your projector is waring out.
polishskillz007 3 years ago
My guess would be you didn't connect the audio cables.
AceProwduction 3 years ago
be sure your switch is a good shielded one though, any one will work, but only the best of quality for hd, hdmi doesn't need that much shielding as component video does because component is anolog
rgsgww 3 years ago
how much is the wii component cable?
lXlRIVERlXl 3 years ago
its like 30$ but if you have component compatible tv its a must-get. if you have a 1080p/i tv id get the monster component cables, though they are a whopping 60$ but the colors are very very nice.
rgsgww 3 years ago
You could also go on ebay and buy a generic one for a dollar.
someone31988 3 years ago
With a regular A/V switch you do that? wow.. but here is my question, does it work with any av switch? and the sound? how you manage to switch the audio from the 360 to the wii for example?
Pichulasio 3 years ago
lolwiigraphics
ShaftInAfrica920 3 years ago
Whats the difference between 1080i and 1080p' which is better? He had 480p for wii which i guess is high def while 480i isnt but he had 1080i for the 360.
Cimis0609 3 years ago
any one, i have a regular tv tube , remeber the big ones lol anyway, it has componets on it. i have 360 hook uped to it. i also tried looking to see it the tv would tell me in a menu or somthing like that, question is you guys think its running at 480 or 720 i or p thanks, sorry so long
duderainman 3 years ago
You are running at 480i on that tv
RaggaRasta 3 years ago
lol i figure but was hopen thanks
duderainman 3 years ago
Can someone help me with my component leads my screen just flashes like crazy but its at the same points each time on my 360 help
xD34DLYS00T3Rx 3 years ago
...It beats out any HDTV, since there's no upscaling,no lag and no motion blur, and most importantly, CRTs still have the best picture peroid
Nyana999 3 years ago
Shouldn't you be setting your 360 at 720p?
Also the Wii no matter what, will always look blown up and have some slight lag when upscaling to 720p,1080i or p, the higher the upscaling the wose the picture. As it stands if you can find a 480p native display, the Wii will be perfect. Besides that, the Wii looks best on a flatscreen 480i display using component cables....
Nyana999 3 years ago
I know 360 is "best" in 720p.
But On my TV 1080i displays better.
Probably something wrong with my TV.
At my friends TV 720p does looks better.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
Oh cool just sayin
YHCRADCDHD 3 years ago
u need to change your 360 to 720p for optimum quality u have it on 1080i thinking its better but 720p is better than 1080i because its progressive not interlaced
1080p high definition progressive full
720p high definition progressive
1080i-high definition interlaced
480p-increased definition
480i-standard definition
Darchy14 3 years ago
I only think 1080i is better for ME cause' it does look better. I have tested a lot of games.
And again, this is on my TV.
I'w seen many TV's that show better on 720p than 1080i. And while 720p is technically better, it doesn't change the fact of what does look better at home.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
u got same tv as me :)
welshsn1per 3 years ago
Is that an LCD or projection HDTV? Msg me.
1Stunna2323 3 years ago
IT's a LCD back projection HDTV.
It's a sony bravia.
DiemetriX 3 years ago
I like HDMI better more convenient one cable on 5 or 3
xxSymbiotexx 4 years ago
ps2 sucks on hdtv, i got the monster cable for ps2 the colors looks better that av but the games still look horrible unless the game has progressive scan which only a few games has...at least some of my fav game has progressive scan
pairostrike 4 years ago 2
that tv looks like a hdtv
newbornretard4 4 years ago
... it is a HDtv
DiemetriX 4 years ago
what is a seerwees?
jordanjcm 4 years ago
what size of tv is that
Nolzad0 4 years ago
50"
DiemetriX 4 years ago
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Snoshes 4 years ago
takk duh ^^
DiemetriX 4 years ago
Component cables go up to 1080i so there still pretty good
DonnyWatcher911 4 years ago
they go up to 1080p, ive got it on 1080p on my 360, you may be thinking of the cable boxes.
Andorhal99 4 years ago
no,DonnyWatcher911 is right component cables can only support up to 1080i hdmi cables are the only ones that can support full 1080p
youngc0488 4 years ago
then how come with the Xbox 360 that component cable allows you to set it up to 1080p?
Andorhal99 4 years ago
im gunna get the monster component cable for wii...monster does make expensive but good quality manufaccturing
rgsgww 4 years ago
i have a tv that has 1366 x 768 what would be best for me to have on a 360 720p or 1080i???
BwoySeraphic 4 years ago
Test both and see what you like best ;)
DiemetriX 4 years ago
good accent
are you french?
btw good vdieo makes sence
hen555 4 years ago
Tnx :)
I'm Norwegian.
DiemetriX 4 years ago
does it work on a normal TV. If it does is there any difference
cl2268 4 years ago
Nope. This only works on a HDTV.
DiemetriX 4 years ago
I can't believe some of the crap that gets posted on YouTube. Generally this guy is correct, but he keeps misusing terminology...Component Cable are necessarily "HD cables", and Component and Composite are different connections, they are not interchangeable
flynbw01 4 years ago
I don't really understand your point. But yeah, I probably misuse some of the terminology. But this video still solves a expencive problem in a cheap way ;)
DiemetriX 4 years ago
They are the same connector type, as in both Composite and Component use RCA connectors. They are not interchangeable because they use different signals. This is what the guy said, pay attention before you start bashing.
ShokaLion 4 years ago
thank you ShokaLion :)
DiemetriX 4 years ago
You say: Component Cable are necessarily "HD cables"
Not true. 480P uses Component, and 480P is NOT and HD format.
You say: Component and Composite are different connections, they are not interchangeable.
Yes and no. Component is the same connector as Composite (RCA). You're right - they're not interchangeable. Did he say they were interchangeable? Maybe, but I didn't hear it.
fhddfhdfghdfh 4 years ago
fhddfhdfghddfh let me ask YOU can you get 480P useing composite cables? NO even though its not hd you can also get 720P and 1080i with component which is HD
ogloc50 4 years ago
haha kermit the frog
rodo1pownz 4 years ago
I have a Polaroid tv 1080p LCD HDTV an my xbox 360. I connected my xbox 360 to my HDTV using the component cables (green,blue,red+red,white.) and when i turn on my tv and I got to my xbox 360 it says 480p and yes I do have the 360 cable on HDTV! I would AMAZINGLY appreciate if u would help me!!!!!!!
juliojc 4 years ago
what you have to do is go to System on the Xbox dashboard, pick Console Settings then Display then HDTV settings then you can choose 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, ofcourse since you have a full HDTV choose 1080p, enjoy.
kujinsan26 4 years ago 2
Not sure, but your problem may be using the component interface.
I think you might need to use DVI, or HDMI, or HDCP in order to get 1080P. But I don't know for sure.
fhddfhdfghdfh 4 years ago
I can not wait to try this! Does it matter which color goes where? This will save me a small fortune if it works! Great tip - I can not find anything else about it on the web.
giraffejumper 4 years ago
Hi ^^
It doesn't matter what color goes where as long as you make sure that you connect them the same way on both sides.
So if you put Green in White make sure that a wire goes from white into the green hole on your TV.
And post a comment when you get this to work ^^ tnx
DiemetriX 4 years ago
It worked perfectly! Thanks for saving me some dough!
giraffejumper 4 years ago
u sound like kermit the frog lol.
gangsta305 4 years ago
haha. My accent is awful ^^
DiemetriX 4 years ago
thx man have u got msn? i got more questions about ps 3
RnBhkid 4 years ago
Send your questions via private mail. I don't use msn anymore =)
DiemetriX 4 years ago
yeah diemetrix i have a question: i will get a ps 3 on june next year (i know its very late) and i have a normal TV (no HD and other things just normal TV) and there are three colours in my TV red, white, yellow. When i got my ps 3 will they have this cable connector with the same colours or should i buy it seperated
RnBhkid 4 years ago
You will get the yellow, white , red cable with your ps3. But for best picture quality on standard TV i recommend getting a PS3 RGB cable.
DiemetriX 4 years ago
anybody whos still on the fence about component/composite.. heres what u need to consider: composite looks decent on a a composite (big clunky CRT) tv... however, composite video will look pretty crappy on a LCD tv (trust me, ive seen it, its bad).. so component really does make a difference on those TVs.. the colors are better, crisper, clearer, on top of that you get progressive scan instead of interlanced video.. lots of pluses
zachwii 4 years ago
The wii can do 1080p with just the right TV and scaler converter!
erdalea20 4 years ago
not TRUE 1080p, your tuner would just upconvert (double the lines) the 480p signal to make it look like 1080p. to be true 1080p the wii itself would have to put out a 1080p signal through the component cables, without any upconversion.
mcpancakes 4 years ago
That is correct pancake man.
DiemetriX 4 years ago
How come the ps2 looks pretty bad on an lcd screen , using component.Would it look better on plasma? or just ordinary tube tv?
Knuckleschaotix 4 years ago
no it can't it barely does 480p at times.
chucknorris687 4 years ago
Why did he use 1080i, thats like the equivilent of 540p becuase the way it is displayed, if he used 720p it would look better.
Aliddy 4 years ago
Not necessary some people actually prefer 1080i over 720p or even 1080p, cause by nature it has higher framerates more than twice that of 1080p which is great for some games such as sports games and fast moving games etc.
chucknorris687 4 years ago
what a cool dude , rare to see computer game/tech fans that don't talk utter bollocks for once on youtube ,
dasez111 4 years ago
is all ps2 games in 480i
EMOIsaacs 4 years ago
Great explanation, thanks, could you send me an address to get a component switcher, because I really need it now ^^. Thanks. See you.
shineph 4 years ago
I bought the switch at a random electronic store. I guess you can get them real cheap on ebay. Ebay even has cheap full Component switches.
DiemetriX 4 years ago
MAKE A VID WHEN YOU GET PS3... CAUSE IT USES 1080p.. AND THATS REAL HD SHIT :p..
GOOD EXPLANATION PAL.. HAVE A GOOD DAY
TheCracksLeinho 4 years ago
thanks man, ill give it a shot. how big is ur plasma TV, its nice. We have a 120cm plasma :) lol
laospride110 4 years ago
The tv is a 50" back projection LCD tv. If you wanna a see a huuuge screen see my video called "project usefull" ;)
DiemetriX 4 years ago
hey, i plugged the blue red green cables into the blue red green bit and the other ones apart from the yellow, theres picture but no sound, any ideas?
laospride110 4 years ago
Did you plugg them directly into the tv?
If you plugged all the right cables into your TV I guess you need to go into your TV's menu and choose that you want sound from the component port on your TV. Make sure you plugged the red and white cables where they should be, Those cables transmit the sound.
DiemetriX 4 years ago
And, tell me, the graphics get better? or it looks like the same than Yellow/Red/White Cable? THANKS
Jorfapigo 4 years ago
Component signal is much better than Yellow/Red/White (composite)
DiemetriX 4 years ago
HAHAHAHAHA, YOU CANT BE SERIOUS?! RGB-cables=HDMI. Yellow/Red/White cables=Normal. sigh...
bengt123 4 years ago
The graphics dont improve, just the colours and amount of pixels
Triforcehunter161 4 years ago
this guy is so cool.............
UNdergroundF1Sh 4 years ago
ive only just got a HD TV so I'm pretty new when component cables come into things, you've got the standard white red and yellow inputs for composite so you're saying that I just plug in the blue red and green ones from my 360 instead right?