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  • jlohojo7
    guy on the couch
    • Aug 2005
    • 263

    #16
    no it doesnt accept 1080p i tried to set the PS3 to it and the screen just went blank.

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    • TNT
      DVD Shrinker
      • Jan 2004
      • 1296

      #17
      Originally Posted by admin
      It all depends on your TV's scaler though. Some TVs are advertised as superior scaling chips, and you'll find that these will have great looking picture whether you feed it 720p or 1080i. The really poor scalers actually take a 1080i signal, turn it into 540p and then scale up to 720p, which is why sometimes 1080i inputs look worse than 720p inputs.
      http://www.engadgethd.com/2006/04/21...th-1366-x-768/
      Good point. I'm waiting for a SONY that I had to return due to dead pixels, but it has a full pixel setting that let's you see all the "garbage" at the edges like CC. My question though is this. I can see how a 768x1366 needs to be always scaled due to the fact that it is not a native resolution, but a 1080x1920 if given an 1080 signal should not need to be scaled, no?
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      • TNT
        DVD Shrinker
        • Jan 2004
        • 1296

        #18
        Originally Posted by jlohojo7
        no it doesnt accept 1080p i tried to set the PS3 to it and the screen just went blank.
        Did you try 1080i?
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        • BR7
          He is coming to your little town!
          • Aug 2005
          • 2137

          #19
          My TV is only 1080i and my PS3 looks great playing movies on my LCD Vizio.Just a thought but did you go in to your PS3 settings and select Settings/Video Output Settings and select HDMI,Component and so on.Your PS3 my not be set on HDMI as it's output connection and that could cause your blank screen

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          • admin
            Administrator
            • Nov 2001
            • 8950

            #20
            I've been experimenting with the PS3 video settings, especially with the RGB Full mode - seems to look better on my TV, better colour range and contrast. I've settled on 1080i output, which allows my TV to engage in 3:3 pulldown (72 Hz playback), to get rid of the 3:2 judder. I just need more Blu-ray movies to watch (come on Sony, when are my free movies coming??)
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            • BR7
              He is coming to your little town!
              • Aug 2005
              • 2137

              #21
              I was wondering about the RGB Full mode but I was hesitating to mess with it do to my fear of ruining something.Being I seen your post I decided to go for broke and I was glad I did I really like the way it looks compared to the limited setting.I am waiting for my 5 freebies also the only Blu-ray movies I have right now is Casino Royale and Ratatouille .

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              • TNT
                DVD Shrinker
                • Jan 2004
                • 1296

                #22
                Originally Posted by BR7
                My TV is only 1080i and my PS3 looks great playing movies on my LCD Vizio.Just a thought but did you go in to your PS3 settings and select Settings/Video Output Settings and select HDMI,Component and so on.Your PS3 my not be set on HDMI as it's output connection and that could cause your blank screen
                Did you try 1080p? I had a 37" Vizio for a short while and it was able to accept 1080p.
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