Do you think a HDMI cable will outperform the blue-red-green cables if used with blu-ray...?

Question

through a receiver/amp and into a HD 52" projection TV???

Answer 1

yes because the blue red green can only carry 1080i (i=interlaced) signal but the hdmi carry's 1080p (p=progressive)

Answer 2

yes it will i just got one yesterday and i tried the blue-red-green and it was all blurry and snowy but with the HDMI CABLES IT IZ CRYSTAL CLEAR

Answer 3

the hdmi is the best choice.do not buy the 70 dollar ones at best buy.go on ebay,you will find the same for 10 bucks...

Answer 4

yes, your watching bluray in 480p resolution with av cables (blue-red-green), since the image is being displayed in1080p then hdmi is the only way you will be able to view it in this resolution. the difference is phenomenal!!  good luck!

Answer 5

Definitely.

I have a PS3, a $70 HDMI cable, and a 52" Sony Bravia.

Compared to my last setup (a 32" SDTV, red-white-yellow cables) the picture is helluva lot better.

Answer 6

actually it is and blu ray is shown sometimes in full 1080p or 1080i. the HDMI cable can take in all that info rather than standard cables