QUOTE(Darkness_au @ May 9 2005, 03:24 AM)
Using a S-Video lead and whatever the Xbox resolution is by default.
Yea I have a Progressive DVD/MPEG4 DVD player hooked up via Componant cables for the best possible quality..
Ok, so you are comparing the image quality of a DVD player connected via component cables to the XBOX connected via S-Video, and can't understand why S-Video looks crappy?
That's like saying you don't understand why hitting yourself in the head with a hammer doesn't feel as good as making love to a beautiful woman!?
Seriously, you'll need the High Def A/V pack to get progressive out and enable HD modes on the XBOX. You will never be able to compare anything not connected via component video to your projector.
I can tell you are in a non-NTSC country by your questions. Unfortunately MS didn't figure anyone would use HD outside NTSC land, so first, you'll have to import an MS Hi Def A/V pack. Then flash your system to NTSC. There's instructions here on all that, but be warned, that some non-NTSC games don't work well under NTSC, and then there's the question of how your projector would handle NTSC, etc. etc.
