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From: "George Bain" <net_yaroze@scee.net>
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Subject: Re: DVD playback on PS2, with scart RGB
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 09:20:54 -0000
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"Prof. Frink" <frink@foo.mel.vet.com.au> wrote in message
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> "George Bain" <ps_yaroze@scee.net> writes:
> > It really is a shame because most people in Europe use scart RGB to
> > get the best possible picture.  Most T.V.'s in North America and
> > Japan don't have this feature so they just rely on composite signal.
> > If only they knew what they are missing!!
>
> I've never seen scart RGB before - I use s-video.  Is scart noticably
> better than s-video?  Is it to the same degree that s-video is better
> than composite?
>
> Toby.