CxP
03-06-08, 12:00 PM
Hello-
I have an Explorer 3200 STB (non-HD non-DVR). The only outputs it has are composite out, s-video and regular coaxial cable. Unfortunately, my TV (older Sony Trinitron) does not have s-video. It only has coaxial cable and composite video inputs.
Is there any significant difference between using the coaxial cable vs. using composite video with respect to video quality? I would think it makes no difference for the analog channels but that it might make a difference for the digital channels (but I'm not sure).
Thanks,
CxP
I have an Explorer 3200 STB (non-HD non-DVR). The only outputs it has are composite out, s-video and regular coaxial cable. Unfortunately, my TV (older Sony Trinitron) does not have s-video. It only has coaxial cable and composite video inputs.
Is there any significant difference between using the coaxial cable vs. using composite video with respect to video quality? I would think it makes no difference for the analog channels but that it might make a difference for the digital channels (but I'm not sure).
Thanks,
CxP