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10.08.2009, 02:01 PM
Roger on the wired internet.
By component you mean RCA plugs X 3: audio L, audio R, and video? Is so we are in good shape. I found some kind of adapter that converts RCAs and S video to coax / S video. Wegot it to connect a portable DVD player to the TV. |
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10.08.2009, 02:03 PM
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 DVI *Best quality*  VGA *Great quality*  Component *Great quality*  S-Video *Good quality* No HD  Composite *Average quality* No HD  Coaxial *RF* *Poor quality* No HD 
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10.08.2009, 02:06 PM
My sister in law still has an original NES.
So whats the difference? They both look like RCA X 3 ? |
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