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15-11-2006
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| CD Freaks Expert  Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Guadalajara, Mexico
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| I think I can help you... If you could elaborate a bit about your problem.
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| Re: hd question. Quote:
. If you start with low-def data, even though you may end up with a high-def compatible signal, it's still low-def data. GIGO Effect. . Every analog cable, connector, and device introduces errors, so the fewer the better.
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