Yeah I can kinda see them next to the component inputs, I think, although I'd have to move the thing out from the wall to be sure. Hopefully they would do a better job of handling progressive video game signals at the right aspect ratio, at least; over component, this Sony TV drew PS2 480p via component about 10% too narrow! : P Hm granted I was running it through a distribution amplifier, but that probably wasn't causing it.

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Posted by Paleface on November 03, 2018 at 12:44:46 EST in reply to I promise you it does. (n/t) from SignOfZeta.

Yeah I can kinda see them next to the component inputs, I think, although I'd have to move the thing out from the wall to be sure. Hopefully they would do a better job of handling progressive video game signals at the right aspect ratio, at least; over component, this Sony TV drew PS2 480p via component about 10% too narrow! : P Hm granted I was running it through a distribution amplifier, but that probably wasn't causing it.

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My 2017 Sony has all analog video inputs combined into one 1/8” TRS jack. You have to use a special pigtail to access any of them. Once you hook them up though image processing of composite signals is quite amazing. I’m speaking of Laserdisc here though and not old games because I’ve never even fucked with that. I have TVs and then I have TVs, if you know what I’m saying. Wrong TV for that. Trying to make an LD look like film is one thing but games are another.

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(15:39:12 11/04/18 EST)

Composite is usually combined with the green component jack on TVs from the last 5-10 years.

(SignOfZeta)

(15:40:56 11/04/18 EST)

Yeah, that's mostly why I was surprised mine appears to have separate composite jacks!

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(17:02:33 11/04/18 EST)

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