I have a question regarding InFocus' SP4805 projector that I need answered before buying the projector and additional equipment. I need to connect an X-box and a DVD player to the projector, and am wondering how the get the best possible picture.
X-box problem:
I live in Denmark with the European (probably UK) X-box version, which has SCART (RGB) and S-video out. Is it possible to connect the RGB SCART out on the X-box to the component input on the 4805? Or would I have to use the S-video, which I assume would mean a reduction in picture quality? On a secondary note, I expect to use the 5.1 Dolby Digital sound output on the X-box, preferably through an optical connection.
DVD problem:
I have a 4-year old DVD player, Pioneer DV-525, with RGB SCART out, but no component or DVI out. Is it possible to connect the RGB SCART out to the component input on the 4805 and still get a good picture? Or would I have to buy a new DVD player with DVI out, like DENON DVD-1910, to get a good picture?
Any suggestions on how to get the best picture with an X-box and a DVD player connected to the SP4805 projector?
Thanks.
X-box problem:
I live in Denmark with the European (probably UK) X-box version, which has SCART (RGB) and S-video out. Is it possible to connect the RGB SCART out on the X-box to the component input on the 4805? Or would I have to use the S-video, which I assume would mean a reduction in picture quality? On a secondary note, I expect to use the 5.1 Dolby Digital sound output on the X-box, preferably through an optical connection.
DVD problem:
I have a 4-year old DVD player, Pioneer DV-525, with RGB SCART out, but no component or DVI out. Is it possible to connect the RGB SCART out to the component input on the 4805 and still get a good picture? Or would I have to buy a new DVD player with DVI out, like DENON DVD-1910, to get a good picture?
Any suggestions on how to get the best picture with an X-box and a DVD player connected to the SP4805 projector?
Thanks.
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