What type of connection is best? By component cable or HDMI?
The two connections give similar results with no major differences.
With an HDMI cable, your television will get digital high-definition video and audio transmission with a single wire, with a resolution until 1080p.
With component cables (red, blue, green), it will get analog high-definition video transmission, with a resolution until 1080i.
Commonly used audio and video cables:
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HDMI – With an HDMI cable, your television will get digital high-definition video and audio transmission with a single wire, with a resolution until 1080p. |
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With component cables (red, blue, green), your television will get analog high-definition video transmission, with a resolution until 1080i. |
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RCA composite and stereo cables – A composite or yellow RCA cable will give your television standard-quality analog video transmission, while the red and white cables transmit stereo sound (standard-definition televisions only). |
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S-Video cable – With the S-Video cable, your television will get standard-quality analog video transmission. |
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Coaxial audio digital cable – A coaxial audio digital cable transmits digital sound in DolbyTM 5.1 format to a home theatre system. |
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Audio optical cable – An audio optical cable transmits digital sound in DolbyTM 5.1 format to a home theatre system. |
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