I was reading a post asking about which type of video cable to use, and one of the replies said that component video cables are generally only better than S-video for use on screens 32" or larger. Is this true? My experience with video is practically nil.
The reason I'm bringing this up is that I'm planning on switching TVs soon in my bedroom system, but am only looking at TVs no bigger than 25". I'm not thinking HD or anything like that, just a decent flat screen CRTV (thin-mint style is way beyond my means) that supports my progressive scan player. And since progressive scan is output only through component outs, should I not even really consider getting an S-video cable? I've seen progressive scan players/TVs in action, and I like what I see. But then again, I've never seen the same player/TV combo using S-video right next to the progressive scan version for comparison. Any help is appreciated.
Mike