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01-23-17, 09:30 AM

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Projector resolution between inputs

I have an Optoma ES526 projector that connects VGA, I want to use component cables on it, but this uses proprietary VGA/Component adapter... and this thing costs around $70. The projector already has an old school S-video connector on it and I could probably buy one of these cables for cheaper...

Any thoughts on the resolution difference between a VGA/component versus S-video connection??

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01-23-17, 10:25 AM

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Only thing worse than S-video is composite video. Yes, the VGA/component will be significantly better than S.

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01-25-17, 09:24 AM

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That's what I figured. Just bought a new projector - made more sense to me than a $70 dongle... lol. Thanks for the reply!

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