Does the 
TV work with standard def TVs? Does anyone have an TV and a SD TV that could try this out? Thanks.
TV work with standard def TVs? Does anyone have an TV and a SD TV that could try this out? Thanks.
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AppleTV question
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If your tv has component input (separate red, blue, and green plugs for video), then you can use the Apple TV - can't say I'd recommend it though as you'd probably have to letterbox everything. That is why they "require" widescreen...
Oh crap! My DVD player has component out. Is there some sort of converter I could get?
There are convertors but from what I have seen they are expensive. (Over $170)
component out on the DVD player won't help, the TV needs to accept component in.
As far as it working on SD with component, I will find out tonight. I won't get access to my HD TV for a few more weeks (moving) so until then I need to use the TV at the corp apartment. In about another 2 hours I will be trying it. I will post an update regardless.
component out on the DVD player won't help, the TV needs to accept component in.
As far as it working on SD with component, I will find out tonight. I won't get access to my HD TV for a few more weeks (moving) so until then I need to use the TV at the corp apartment. In about another 2 hours I will be trying it. I will post an update regardless.
Nice, just found a an article on TUAW that pretty much answers my question.
I guess Google really is my friend.
I guess Google really is my friend.
Apple TV works with regular old standard def 4:3 TVs.
Check out item #2 on this site:
http://www.rogueamoeba.com/utm/posts...07-03-22-21-30
Check out item #2 on this site:
http://www.rogueamoeba.com/utm/posts...07-03-22-21-30