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Yes, for a CRT projector the image is often considerably better without conversion resulting in a much sharper image. In the end native passthru is simply a convenience, as we can all manually select the output resolution of our HD receivers. Whether we let the HD reciver, an outboard...

There is no assumption that CRTs don't process a signal. But just so we're clear: 1) Comb filters are only used when processing a standard def composite video signal -- no one in their right mind is sending composite video to a CRT projector. 2) What are the inherent weaknesses of CRT...

Teran’s point is valid. It is true his projector will “render the image regardless”. However, the video signal sent to the projector need not be unnecessarily altered and degraded. 8bitbytes stated “digital display owners are concerned about native passthru because they want to reduce the...

"Without Prejudice" means the complaint can be re-opened or re-filed. "With Prejudice" would mean the matter is resolved and could not be re-opened.

I've purchased from them a couple times -- no problems.

I just received this emai response from Dish Network tech support: Thank you for your e-mail. At this time the HDMI cable outputs YCrCb at a rate of 4:2:0. I Hope this helped if you have any further questions, please let me know if you need anything else. Given that the YCrCb signal...

Keenan posted his iScan recognized the HDMI output of the 622 as RGB. I decided to test this against settings from my Panasonic S97 DVD player by switching its HDMI output to RGB and activating the player's studio and enhanced settings. With the DVD player's RGB output set to standard (studio...

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It's not that a device wouldn't be able to display the signal. In fact, digital RGB is likely more compatible than digital component. Rather, the issue is whether black is represented by "0" or "16", and if white is represented by "235" or "255". Setting the display's input (if allowed) to...

The origin of the signal is digital, that's one of the benefits of HD. It is possible to have a digital RGB source just as it's possible to have digital component -- analog component (YPbPr) is different than digital component (YCbCr). Keenan's iScan recognizes the 622's HDMI as digital RGB...

Thanks keenan. Now, to determine whether it's being sent with proper studio levels or pc levels. Smith, P. Do not confuse my low post count here with a lack of knowledge. Here's a quote from the official HDMI website's FAQ about the HDMI specs: "Ability for PC sources to use their native...

THE HDMI output must be either RGB or YCbCr. I just need to know which, and whether studio video levels of 16-235 are maintained.

Does anybody know if the HDMI output is RGB or YCbCr? If RGB, is the 622 sending proper studio levels of 16 - 235, or PC levels of 0 - 255? I asked Dish Tech Support but they were of no help. Thanks

Mine's gone too (as of last night).

Didn't work for me with IE. However, I was able to open the link in Media Player.

I can do both at the same time on my 921 -- so I'm hoping the 622 will do the same.