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Originally Posted by Mr Pheer
What I'm saying is, you can do what you want with component video output as well, but you still need a convertor to go to your projector. Your projector should have came with a vga/component video adapter.
The component video outputs on a bluray player, outputs a 1080i signal.
The HDMI output, outputs a 1080p signal. If you cant use 1080p anyway, whats the point in using the 1080p output when you only need 1080i to begin with.
The red/green/blue cables on bluray = 1080i maximum.
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i re read it a few times and what i think you are saying is go blueray<---component<adapter>VGA-->projector.
and not use hdfury
(correct me if i am wrong i didnt 100% follow)
the thing with HDTV and BLU-RAY is it is HDCP encryption and evrerything down the line has to be HDMI capable or it cuts it in half.
so that means blu ray>reciever>projector, and that is where the HD fury comes in. it is pretening to be HDMI all the way down the line.
blueray<---HMDI<HDFURY>VGA<pretends to be an HDMI signal)-->projector.