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projecter: PT-AE100 DVD player: Pioneer 838A


when I use RGB to connect with AE100, when I uses 525I, picture is just fine, but when I switch the button on the backside of 838A to Progressive, the picture looks blur (unclear, all looks double lines), as my understanding, PT-AE100 should support PDVD, but how can I use it properly?


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IF you are connecting the dvd player through 'component' video cable's(3 rca plugs) then yes it will support progressive dvd. As far as I know the RGB is the monitor like connection and this should always give a progressive type signal. I think.


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yes, I connect with compoent between AE100 and Pioneer 838A, but when I use progressive mode, picture looks just unclear, using inter progressive, picture is ok.


Is it AE100 can not work with 838A at Progressive mode? or something wrong what I did?
 

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It should work as far as I know. On my Toshiba, I think I have to shut the dvd player off after swithing to progressive(switch on rear), then I have a button on the remote that I can switch between Prog & intelaced. When switching, the ae100 will go black and then sinc. onto the new signal.
 

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As my understanding, it should work, 838A have the same button on the back of it, I can switch Interface/progressive/menu, when I switch it from one mode to another, AE100 will change black, but the proplem is it can not work properly at progressive mode, I will try shut it down and restart it again for progressive mode, hope it works.


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The AE-100 does support 525p, according to the manual. My AE-100 is component fed from a Panasonic RP56, and displays 525p as the signal type when using the progressive output from the RP56.
 
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