I am looking to purchase a RPTV, Receiver, and DVD player very soon. After doing much reading on the receivers in this forum, and doing the compares at various web-sites, I find myself wondering what "component video bandwidth" is.
Crutchfield describes it as:
The bandwidth available to send component video signals to your receiver. You'll need bandwidth over 10 MHz to pass on progressive-scan video without noticeable softening of the picture. And for HDTV signals, you'll need bandwidth in the upper 20s or higher to avoid noticeable softening of the picture (with most TVs).
Some of the receivers that I am considering have NA next to them in this category. Sorry in advance if this is a dumb question, but if the receiver has NA, does this mean that a progressive scan dvd player running through the receiver would not work?
tia
Crutchfield describes it as:
The bandwidth available to send component video signals to your receiver. You'll need bandwidth over 10 MHz to pass on progressive-scan video without noticeable softening of the picture. And for HDTV signals, you'll need bandwidth in the upper 20s or higher to avoid noticeable softening of the picture (with most TVs).
Some of the receivers that I am considering have NA next to them in this category. Sorry in advance if this is a dumb question, but if the receiver has NA, does this mean that a progressive scan dvd player running through the receiver would not work?
tia