<p>It won't work... that will be the result :-) The answer is in your question: if the device <strong><em>only</em></strong> does 576, then it won't handle anything else. </p>

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2015-11-29T13:45:35.070Z
Heads up - this post was flagged - can you add some background..?
Gyan
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2015-11-29T21:50:23.670Z
@Mulvya are you talking to me or the answerer ?
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The answerer. But you could update the question with the model numbers of the two devices.
Gyan
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<p>If I have for example 720 or 1080 component (analog YPBPR) output from one device going into another device that only does 576 will it work ? what will be the result ?</p>

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2015-11-29T23:08:15.893Z
I might add that the dvbt modulator (reciever) doesnt specifically set any input limits, more that it outputs at 576...
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Component AV, higher resolution source into lower reciever?
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# Component AV, higher resolution source into lower reciever?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-11-29)

If I have for example 720 or 1080 component (analog YPBPR) output from one device going into another device that only does 576 will it work ? what will be the result ?

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> **username_0**: I might add that the dvbt modulator (reciever) doesnt specifically set any input limits, more that it outputs at 576...  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-11-29. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

It won't work... that will be the result :-) The answer is in your question: if the device ***only*** does 576, then it won't handle anything else.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Heads up - this post was flagged - can you add some background..?  
> **username_0**: @Mulvya are you talking to me or the answerer ?  
> **username_2**: The answerer. But you could update the question with the model numbers of the two devices.  

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