Blu-ray on analogue HDTV

[GrimZy]

I've spent about $65,000 on ultimate high-end CRT front projector from Reference Imaging. However, RGBHV is analogue and it will be using the component outputs of my blu-ray player. Component is analogue 1080 interlaced (compared to digital HDMI that is 1080 progressive). Already, I'm not getting everything from the blu-ray if not using HDMI.

Then I've read about that stupid ICT protection from studios. Only legits customers will loose in this situation, not pirates. First, pirates won't care about having more than a 960×540 resolution, which is already better than what you can get for DVD on peer-to-peer programs. I will be the looser in this situation, and I am shocked. Analogue CRT don't support the digital signal, and no way to replace the video input module. Pirates will always find a way to bypass. As a legit customer, I'll have to turn illegal and find something that bypasses the ICT protection that downsamples my movie in order to get the quality I've paid for.