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hey Max, amazon wants to tempt you with the gold box deal. -- nm
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tRuMaN (aka Truman)
Sep 2 '11, 12:10
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answer to one of my questions from Yamaha: "A/V receivers cannot convert HDMI inputs to component video output."
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Max
Sep 2, 12:12
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you could probs find a 46" tv and a low end yamaha receiver for like $150 more than you want to spend.
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amanda "late sleeper" jones
Sep 2, 12:34
true, but will it upconvert other stuff to output via component?
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tRuMaN
Sep 2, 12:15
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I'm not finding new receivers that even deal with component connectors. -- nm
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Max
Sep 2, 12:27
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component or composite? (mine doesn't do component. I run a component in directly to the TV, which is a pain in the ass.
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amanda "late sleeper" jones
Sep 2, 12:40
what sorta requirements to you want?
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tRuMaN
Sep 2, 12:39
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