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HDMI is the only digital input in the group you specified. VGA carries RGB signals along with synchronization information, so VGA is really RGB. RGB is analog. HDMI sends video information encoded in data frames. That is -- it is sent in numbers. VGA/RGB sends the same information using careful timing and voltage levels, so it's very much more like analog sound than anything else.
Component video is a video signal that has been split into multiple component channels. There are two types of it, RGB analog component video and Luma-based analog component video.
By RGB, we can assume that this is a VGA port that carries RGB analog signals. HDMI is a fully digital interface so to use this input, a VGA to HDMI converter is required. They are available on line and at some computer and electronics stores and should cost in the region of $30 - $50.
You probably don't have a good connection from the DVD player or you're trying to use the RGB inputs instead of the analog composite unit. If the DVD player has RGB outputs and the TV has RGB inputs, then chances are, one of the cables is either bad or has become unplugged at one end.
When the analog is on on the controller, that means you can use the joysticks. If it is off, then the joysticks are disabled.
Analog to Digital Converter
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The equivalent RGB value is (177,0,33)
In Photoshop you can not convert RGB to Dulux.
RGB Entertainment was created in 2000.
Rgb: r245/g130/b31