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PeterM · 10-11-2007

There is a difference between obsolete and unusable.

When I bought my Runco 980 CRT projector, it was a $20K purchase.

I want to be able to keep feeding it as long as possible. Supporting a analog video signal is important to me. Ideally, that would be an RGB signal, but I can tolerate a component video signal.

10-11-2007	#4
PeterM New Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Seattle, WA area Posts: 3	Re: The CEA Nixes 1080p Video Through Analog Component Cables There is a difference between obsolete and unusable. When I bought my Runco 980 CRT projector, it was a $20K purchase. I want to be able to keep feeding it as long as possible. Supporting a analog video signal is important to me. Ideally, that would be an RGB signal, but I can tolerate a component video signal.