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High Definition Television (HDTV) : The Difference Between HDTV Digital Cables
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How to tell the difference between digital cables used in HDTV; get professional tips and instruction from an expert on HD and SD television sets and signals in this free electronics video. Expert: bearmedia Contact: www.bradbear.com Bio: Brad Bear is a freelance TV and video producer with ten years of experience. Filmmaker: Brad Bear
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#6 written by RealitysSuccessor 1 year ago
Yes, VGA is analogue as it was designed for CRT monitors. That’s why LCD often have DVI instead or as well. With VGA the signal has to be converted into analogue by the graphics card then back to digital in the monitor. DVI doesn’t need conversion so will give a better quality picture. Unfortunately, very few HDTVs have DVI which is probably why he left it out. Also, since computers are starting to get HDMI outputs it doesn’t make sense for them to start adding DVI as it is video only.
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Hey Brad, thx for doing this awesome instruction video. Got a few questions I would like to pose to you. First, you said one can connect the HDMI cable from a HD receiver to a HDTV. What is a HD receiver?