Zaikesman is exactly right the only other thing I will add to prevent a third post about this is, video cables MUST break in they will take a couple of days of play time(24 hours a day) before they can be judged.
Why is my composite so bad?
I asked a few days ago if it would be better to use s-vid.. or composite, and the vote was unanimous for composite. As such i went out and purchase some ultra link matrix cables from a local dealer. But as soon as i started to watch a familiar movie ( Gladiator ) i noticed that the pic was darker and with less detail. Also the red "plasma" at the start was pixelated... and lacked the smooth transitions between the gradients. I achieved a better pic just using a radio shack RCA cable.
Just in case here is the equipment that i am useing... i know that it is not the best, but it is the best that i could afford on a students budget....
Amp= Nad 751
DVD= Nad 531
TV= Sony 24 inch wega trinitron
I have the composites going straight from the DVD to the tv, and have switched the switch on the back of the DVD to composite.
I think that should cover it... but if you need anymore information... let me know...
thank you for your time and input... it is Appreciated...
Trybul
Just in case here is the equipment that i am useing... i know that it is not the best, but it is the best that i could afford on a students budget....
Amp= Nad 751
DVD= Nad 531
TV= Sony 24 inch wega trinitron
I have the composites going straight from the DVD to the tv, and have switched the switch on the back of the DVD to composite.
I think that should cover it... but if you need anymore information... let me know...
thank you for your time and input... it is Appreciated...
Trybul