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Please show link...and even if you show a link for it I still don't think it supports HDCP.

There used to be a HDCP "stripper" and mabey that's what you are refering to, but I have never seen a DVI to Component adapter. ]]>Feb 10th 2009 8:24PMhttp://hd.engadget.com/2009/02/09/hdmi-saturates-hdtvs-moving-onto-pmps-stbs-etc/http://hd.engadget.com/2009/02/09/hdmi-saturates-hdtvs-moving-onto-pmps-stbs-etc/
It'd be nice if some of the A/V Receiver companies made an HDMI only box. The only thing I have that doesn't have HDMI is m launch day Xbox360. I don't need 3x component inputs and 50,000x svideo/composite anymore. It would have to reduce the costs for them too since its not doing anything to the video signal, just stripping out the audio and decoding that (which it already does). No need for analog video switchers and encoders (for HDMI conversion)]]>Feb 10th 2009 11:53AM