[Ryanrahhal]

My NEC plasma (42PD1) is a 'public display' model. Now I want to use it in my home for a Television. I'm not sure about how to go about getting an HD signal to display on it. I can't even hook up my DVD by the component video outputs, which I understand are much better than S-video or composite video.


Is there an HD receiver that outputs in one of these 3 formats that my plasma accepts:

RGB--15 pin

5- BNC (RGBHV)

DVI


Also, I'm not sure that my plasma would even take an HD signal. It has a native resolution of 853x480. But I don't know where that leaves me as far as sending it Hi Def signals (like 1080i).


What are my best options?


Thanks

 

[sticky]

You can get a Component to RGB converter from Audio Authority, which will carry 480P. If your TV supports 1080i the converter will work as well.

I am sure there are converters for the other two connections as well. www.audioauthority.com or www.digitalconnection.com.




They run about $150 dollars or so.