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Do new video cables really make a difference in the quality of picture?
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Video cables stream information to the Television. The higher quality of the video cables, the more information will be transmitted per second to the television, resulting in a higher quality picture.
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How do you improvement the n64's color?
Improvement of colour can be through better AV cables or just tuning your TV to better the game quality. So if it's a dark setting game, brighten the screen. Just remember this is n64 and there are no HD cables to enhance the picture or quality. If it really bothers you than try the emulators because some of them are in HD quality. .j.
Does the quality of HDMI cable make a difference...Monster vs. Generic?
No. It matters only when you are dealing with an analog signal. With digital signals the signal is there or its not. There is no improvement by choosing the really expensive monster cables.
Can the quality of an HDMI cable cause your picture to be fuzzy?
It shouldn't since HDMI is a digital signal the cable shouldn't matter. I have seen $10 cables look the exact same as a $100 cable. But if its a really crappy manufacturer, I'm sure that the quality could be degrated. I would stick to some name brands. I have some Belkin cables that look outstanding that were only $8 on amazon.
What is a high quality JPEG?
A really clear, sharp, not splotchy picture
How do Samsung TVs compare to other brands in terms of quality?
Samsung 22 inch TVs really are better than other TVs of the same size. The difference is the picture quality, and the weight of the TV. Samsung has a good reputation for creating great electronics, especially TVs. Their TVs are great, and this company really focuses on their picture quality for normal use and for gaming use.
What is the difference between phillips lcd televisions and sony's lcd televisions?
Both Phillips and Sony LCD tvs are good quality tvs. Sony really performs in terms of contracts, black level and sharpness to give exceptional picture quality.
Do high definition cables really improve HDTV picture or is it just a marketing gimmick if so why?
It's been demonstrated, and is also common sense, that the "quality" of HDMI cables makes little if any difference to HD pictures - the information being sent is entirely digital so the bits either arrives or doesn't. People sell "high quality" digital cables because there is a demand - one of the more interesting examples is a $500 RJ-45 cable - again with a digital cable, there is very little improvement that different cables can make. A thought experiment can demonstrate this; if you make two copies of an audio CD, one directly on a computer, the other on a second computer via a network. Is there any way of distinguishing the two copies? The answer is no, so the network cabling makes no difference - however good or bad it is.
Are cheap HDMI cables as efficient as expensive ones?
This topic is highly debated. Some people claim that expensive HDMI cables produce a clearer picture, but many people say there is really no noticeable difference between cheap and expensive HDMI cables.
Is the picture on Samsung plasma TV better then Sony plasma TV?
It really depends on the tv. Look at them in the stores and compare the picture quality. Sony happens to be a very good brand when it comes to picture quality. It depends on the specs though.
Are Ugly-Cable HDMI cables any good?
There has been a wide debate about whether or not "discount" cables are the same as "expensive", or if there is notable difference in quality. There is one noticeable difference, and that is price. While premium cables can cost upwards of $100, you can get the same length generic cable for around $13. But what about quality? I think to understand, it helps to know what HDMI cables are. HDMI cables transmit a digital signal (both audio and video) between a HD source such as a cable box and your TV. Digital signals transmit to TV's using a simple code of 1's and 0's, the TV then determines the 1 or 0 and broadcasts the signal. There really is no gray area, they either transmit the signal or they do not, and honestly speaking, your $13 cable will carry that signal just as effective as your $100. All HDMI cables are certified by the same standard testing at the HDMI Authorized Testing Center. That means that the generic cables receive the same HDMI certification from the same testing as the premium cables. The reality is there is absolutely no difference in quality. I have seen both side by side, and have not been able to tell any difference. I recommend as well doing some research of the specs, you will see that most discount cables have the same specs as the expensive HDMI cables. It is just like buying a generic brand of cereal, same ingredients, different packaging, and a lot cheaper price. Buying a discount cable may leave you without bragging rights, but it will also leave you with a lot of extra cash in your pocket and a clear signal to your HDTV.
Is there any difference between the Majora's Mask gold cartridge and the regular one?
Not at all really just the picture where link is and the mask is different not the actually picture.
Do you recommend Connection LAB cables?
I read these are really good and durable cables.
