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Question: 920 HDMI to component? It looks like this unit will upgrade analog to digital but I have different question. My TV is about 5 yrs old and does not support HDMI while several of my newer components(PS3, Sat) do. If I hook them up with HDMI in can I use the component out to hook to my TV?
Document: Video Two(front panel-yellow,red,white connectors handle the Wii or PS2) The 5 disk changer has one optical for video and one coax for the audio. The back of the receiver looks clean and neat compared to my old one. The great thing is the VHS is totally analog but is upconverted to a digital 480 resolution. My video tapes look crisper.
I hate cable clutter. so i had to then run optical audio from the PS3 and directv box to the 920 and coax audio from the dvd changer to the ps3 and go associate everything in the 920 config. The one support person told me I'd have to use component video cables too, which was not true.So I have cable clutter again after spending ALL this money for a new system! I was (still am) very upset.
Like so many of you I bought a Blu-Ray only to find out that, for whatever reason, Dolby Digital 5.1 on a DVD is somehow different than Dolby Digital 5.1 on a BD. My old receiver dropped lock every time the BD audio volume peaked leaving me to conclude that BD carries increased bandwidth over DVD that older receivers can't handle.
My 1080i tv is a bit older (56") and only has DVI in. So my plan was to get the 920, bring all components into it with HDMI (DirecTV, PS3, Sony DVD changer for non-bluray) and then go to the TV with the HDMI to DVI adapter. Nice and clean, no mess of cables behind the rack.
Purchased the 920 and have it hooked to a Blu-ray player, a Sony 400 DVD/CD player, and an old VCR-DVD combo. Speakers are Bose. TV is a Sony. All hooked up via HDMI.Video and audio quality are excellent.The only thing I haven't got figured out is how to make it so the volume level is constant between different cable channels.Sure beats my old antenna CRT television...
I have the Sony KP-65XBR10W Projection TV which is a 1080i capable CRT widescreen. The biggest fault with this TV is that it only has one HD Component input. After recently purchasing a PS3 for Blu Ray viewing I was in need of either a component switcher or a new AV receiver. I opted for a new receiver so that I could simply run one component cable to my HD component input and all other components are hooked up to this receiver.
Good build. Does exactly what it says. Good analog to digital conversion with the exception of my XBOX 360. There is a faint green line at the top of the screen and thats probably because of the conversion from component to HDMI and scaling of resolutions. I always leave my HDTV with NO OVERSCAN so if it bothered me that bad I could set the aspect ratio to overscan a little. Again not a big deal to me. Not a perfect receiver, but for the price point I have really no complaints.
I bought this right before Christmas from amazon on sale. We upgraded our sound system and TV both of which were about 10 years old. I like this Sony better than my older one. It has a lot of inputs (4 hdmi plus others), and more sound decoders. I simply used my old 5.1 speakers. This will let me add two more speakers for 7.1 at some point as well. I particularly like the up-converting feature.
I was wrong. I plugged in the HTPC and the TV to the stereo (clearly labeled on the back) and it worked in a minute. The next step is to say where the input for each item. So, my HTPC comes in via HDMI into "Video 1", the xBox comes in via component into "Video 2" and the Wii comes in via composite into "Sat" (Satellite).
I have HDMI output to my Samsung 52" LCD TV, and I've used all 4 HDMI inputs for my PS3, Xbox360, Digital Cable PVR, and a 4th connection that goes in-wall all the way to my computer desk (a total of 35 feet worth of HDMI cabling for this one). No signal problems whatsoever from any of the inputs, including a 1080p PS3 test on my 35 feet connection. Absolutely no degradation in image quality.
Answer: No.From looking at the STR-DG920 documentation (downloaded from the support section of www.sonystyle.com), the receiver upconverts everything to HDMI and also upconverts composite video sources to component, but HDMI sources are *not* downconverted to component or composite.(I've yet to see any A/V receivers that downconvert from HDMI to component.)