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06-13-05, 04:04 PM
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OK..I have a question. I have 2 component hook ups. 1 for the HD receiver and 1 for the DVD player..leaving out the XBOX. Should I hook the xbox to the 2nd comp. hookup and find a dvd player with HDMI capability?
06-13-05, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by nemein
When it allows me to I do 
There's a problem w/ some HDTVs and the Xbox not working correctly in 480 mode 
There's a problem w/ some HDTVs and the Xbox not working correctly in 480 mode Slcsnkman, I would but that is just me. Why have an machine that supports 480p and higher and not use it if you have the TV for it? I have a limited amount of component inputs and since my dvd player didn't have HDMI or DVI at the time (and my TV HD doesn't have those hook-ups anyway), I bought a component input switcher & never had a problem.
06-13-05, 05:32 PM
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The specs I found here show your tv has 3 component inputs. Since your HD tuner is built-in you should have a free set of inputs, I also note that all the inputs are 480i/480p/1080i so it shouldn't make a difference which set you plug into. It doesn't look like your tv supports 720p so you won't want to turn that on in the Xbox settings, it also looks like all 480i is upconverted to 480p so you shouldn't have any problems with the dash.
06-13-05, 06:06 PM
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I have played on my HDTV since Xbox's launch and had never had one problem. What brand of HDTV do you own?
Anyway back to the original post, the other option would be to get a reciever A/V switch that supports component as well.
06-13-05, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by nemein
It's a Sony, if you do a search there's a thread around here somewhere about it w/ a link to a thread on the Xbox forums about the same problem.
06-13-05, 08:58 PM
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I figured I'd tack this one on here. I own a HDTV, XBOX, DVD player, and a Logitech Speaker system. Is there a way to get the speaker system to work with both the XBOX and DVD player yet keeping the HD support with the High Definition cables on the XBOX?
06-13-05, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Xploited
I figured I'd tack this one on here. I own a HDTV, XBOX, DVD player, and a Logitech Speaker system. Is there a way to get the speaker system to work with both the XBOX and DVD player yet keeping the HD support with the High Definition cables on the XBOX?
