Component -> SCART

Component cables give better results than the composite cables the Wii comes with. But my TV doesn't have component input. If I'd get a component -> SCART thing, would that even make any sense, or would the quality be downgraded again, back to what composite would show on the screen?

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Originally Posted by seanne

If you have atleast a 'more-or-less modern' TV you should have atleast one though.

I even have two, I'm such a modern guy.

The Dreamcast uses the same amount of SCART-thing, right?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Rock

Like every other PAL-console, the Dreamcast only came with a composite (yellow for video, red and white for stereo audio) over Scart cable.

Only full 21-pin Scart is capable of carrying an RGB signal - and displaying 60 Hz, btw.

My TV is 50 Hz, though.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Yea, just ordered the RGB cable for 35 Euros or so. Expensive 1st party stuff, but ah well.

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