Hi, I am thinking about buying a CS-1 to connect to my front CRT and my HDTV at the same time. I having been thinking about buying the CS-1 because of the fact that it can scale a progressive image.
Here is my question, I have a old Iscan Pro, and I was thinking about connecting the Iscan to the CS-1 using a VGA to BNC breakout cable, VGA from the Iscan output and the BNC Green, Red and Blue to the Y Pb Pr progressive input on the CS-1. Then using a second VGA to BNC breakout cable to output from the CS-1 to my HDTV. VGA end from the CS-1 and BNC Green, Red and Blue end into the Y Pb Pr input on the TV.
Would the CS-1 take the progressive output from the Iscan and scale it, and by doing so would I get a better image than standard interlace output to the CS-1??
Thanks
ZAGBY
Here is my question, I have a old Iscan Pro, and I was thinking about connecting the Iscan to the CS-1 using a VGA to BNC breakout cable, VGA from the Iscan output and the BNC Green, Red and Blue to the Y Pb Pr progressive input on the CS-1. Then using a second VGA to BNC breakout cable to output from the CS-1 to my HDTV. VGA end from the CS-1 and BNC Green, Red and Blue end into the Y Pb Pr input on the TV.
Would the CS-1 take the progressive output from the Iscan and scale it, and by doing so would I get a better image than standard interlace output to the CS-1??
Thanks
ZAGBY