I have a 32 inch Samsung, and if my HDMI cable went bad or stopped working, i wouldn't play until I got the situation resolved. Seriously. I tried playing over component recently, and it was like trying to get used to playing over composite again. At first I didn't think the gain was terrible substantial, honestly. Only after time and trying to go back to it did I notice that I was completely spoiled by the quality and sharpness of the picture.
get a 5 dollar one from monoprice.com Those 5 dollar monoprice ones are all I, and a lot of people with high end hometheaters, (I don't have one) have. They are good. Will it make much of a difference, I am guessing it won't, but it might make a small difference. You only have to plug one cable into your tv instead of 3.
Does it make a differnce? and to change from normal cables to hdmi is there any steps to do it?
Thanks.
bestibomber
HAHAHA! Of COURSE it's worth it. HDMI makes the biggest difference in the word. I use it on three of my TV's, one being a 47'', one being a 37'', and one even being a 26''. USE IT. Oh, and it's as simple as plugging it in and going, no steps or setup. Replaces video and sound all in one in 1080p crispness. Ahh, I love HDMI.
Yes... It improves details in blacks and gives a richer color palette. Other then that its debatable... Also 1 plug verses 5 plugs. HDMI $5 to $10 to "your just getting charged" compared to Component $20 to $40...
Okay so I got around $4 left on my gift card... which one should hdmi cable should I get and I live in Canada so should I get it from amazon.ca or .com , but its way cheaper on amazon.com and I've been looking through newegg.com
Does it make a differnce? and to change from normal cables to hdmi is there any steps to do it?
Thanks.
bestibomber
yes it makes a HUGE HUGE HUGE difference...but is your TV a HDTV or SDTV? because you can have a 100" SDTV and it wouldn't support the HDMI and wouldn't display at HD resolution
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