I apologize if this is redundant, but all the threads I could find regarding this issue were fairly outdated and I'm hoping to get some up-to-date advice.
I recently got a new Samsung B860, a great set, but the downside is there's only one shared component/composite hookup. I have my cable box, PS3 and dvd player hooked up via HDMI (so still have 1 HDMI slot open), but I have a Wii and PS2 I'm wanting to connect as well.
I've looked trying to find a good auto-sensing component A/V switch, but the options seem fairly limited without spending a large amount of $$$. Being as I've already sunk a large amount of money into this project, I'd like to find something that will fill the need without breaking the bank (hopefully under $50.) Unfortunately, it seems the majority of devices require either manual selection or come with a remote (and I already have more than enough remotes to keep track of now.)
Can anyone suggest a good component A/V switch that can handle a minimum of 2 component hookups (both audio & video), that can auto-detect which device is on, and that won't degrade image quality?
Any and all help is much appreciated.
Thanks!!
I recently got a new Samsung B860, a great set, but the downside is there's only one shared component/composite hookup. I have my cable box, PS3 and dvd player hooked up via HDMI (so still have 1 HDMI slot open), but I have a Wii and PS2 I'm wanting to connect as well.
I've looked trying to find a good auto-sensing component A/V switch, but the options seem fairly limited without spending a large amount of $$$. Being as I've already sunk a large amount of money into this project, I'd like to find something that will fill the need without breaking the bank (hopefully under $50.) Unfortunately, it seems the majority of devices require either manual selection or come with a remote (and I already have more than enough remotes to keep track of now.)
Can anyone suggest a good component A/V switch that can handle a minimum of 2 component hookups (both audio & video), that can auto-detect which device is on, and that won't degrade image quality?
Any and all help is much appreciated.
Thanks!!
