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Old March 1st 07, 05:14 PM posted to uk.media.home-cinema
John Howells
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Profigold PGV7500 oxypure RGB only scart


http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/d...ref/173/profig
old-pgv7500-oxypure-rgb-only-scart/display.html

If you check out that cable you will fine out the "RGB only" bit actually
means there is no audio connection, so for most connections to a TV from
Freeview ot DVD it will be no use whatsoever unless the audio is always
played via a separate AV amplifier.

"RGB only" is an oxymoron anyway, as the sync signal is on a separate pin,
and that carries the composite signal.

John Howells


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Old March 1st 07, 05:18 PM posted to uk.media.home-cinema
benny@emailaccount.com
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On Mar 1, 6:14 pm, "John Howells"
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Profigold PGV7500 oxypure RGB only scart


http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/d...ts.set/ref/173...
old-pgv7500-oxypure-rgb-only-scart/display.html

If you check out that cable you will fine out the "RGB only" bit actually
means there is no audio connection, so for most connections to a TV from
Freeview ot DVD it will be no use whatsoever unless the audio is always
played via a separate AV amplifier.

"RGB only" is an oxymoron anyway, as the sync signal is on a separate pin,
and that carries the composite signal.

John Howells


good reply

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Old March 1st 07, 06:28 PM posted to uk.media.home-cinema
Dave Plowman (News)
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In article ,
John Howells wrote:

wrote


Profigold PGV7500 oxypure RGB only scart


http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/d...ref/173/profig
old-pgv7500-oxypure-rgb-only-scart/display.html


If you check out that cable you will fine out the "RGB only" bit actually
means there is no audio connection, so for most connections to a TV from
Freeview ot DVD it will be no use whatsoever unless the audio is always
played via a separate AV amplifier.


"RGB only" is an oxymoron anyway, as the sync signal is on a separate
pin, and that carries the composite signal.


Ah - so like many of these fancy cables they charge you more for less?

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Old March 1st 07, 10:54 PM posted to uk.media.home-cinema
DCA
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David wrote:
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yeh ok i was robbed!
getting back to my question are all new tv's rgb compatable.

Yes said that in my previous post.
At least one, AV1
On my friends new Panasonic AV1 and AV2 are both RGB, not sure about AV3.



my panny has AV1/AV3=RGB and AV2=s-Vid
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Old March 4th 07, 02:45 PM posted to uk.media.home-cinema
kim
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"John Howells" wrote in message
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wrote

Profigold PGV7500 oxypure RGB only scart


http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/d...ref/173/profig
old-pgv7500-oxypure-rgb-only-scart/display.html

If you check out that cable you will fine out the "RGB only" bit actually
means there is no audio connection, so for most connections to a TV from
Freeview ot DVD it will be no use whatsoever unless the audio is always
played via a separate AV amplifier.

"RGB only" is an oxymoron


....as opposed to "oxypure" (which is also an oxymoron).

(kim)


 




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