How do you set the TV to 1080p mines is on 480 I have tried everything
1965919
I believe that it will automatically adjust based on the signal it is receiving.
1614195
If i'm correct most of the XBOX360 games are in 720p anyways but some can be played at 1080p. if your HDTV goes to 720p then hook up through HDMI and enjoy full hd on your TV. I'm waiting for the same model tv. whatever your max resolution is and you set it on the XBOX settings to match then depending on the game, thats what you'll get.
2145764
Micheal Meyer is correct. Mine works fine at 1080P over VGA from the 360. Just got to get rid of the not supported message. See my reply to the post "X-Box 360 1080p doesnt work with this TV"
55413
Just turn the 120hz (TruMotion) feature off (the TV will still refresh at 120hz, it will just have the stupid TruMotion feature disabled) in the advanced picture options, and your problem will be solved. In addition, if you have a Blu-ray player, set it to output at 24hz instead of 60hz. Now you will have amazing picture quality.
1744335
Check the aspect ratio of your computer. If its too high, the tv won't recognize it. My tv will say "unsupported" if its above 1280x768. If ur usings windows (I currently have windows 7), go into the start menu then control panel. Under appearance and temems on right side of screen click on "adjust screen resolution." Change it to 1280x768 or below. I hope this helps.
1402191
A lot of content, particularly commercials, are 720p. Push the recall button on the remote when you are watching an HD program. Chances are, it will show 1080p
1529204
my new samsung was working perfectly last night and now has a "check signal cable" notice. The cable box is showing 480p; how do I change it to 1080i?
1618830
I know that this TV support 1080p but can this also reproduce 480p so i can play my Nintendo Wii?
1000392
Because this is a 720P tv, I'm told no matter what you try to do with a video card or anything else you probably will not be able to change the resolution to 1080P because this tv will not be able to handle it.
2095469
you have to hook up that small black cable that came with it into the tv, theres either an in or out one, try both and make sure its on the right end and then put it to line setting
101672
Best thing to always do is look at your HDTV's specs or user manual to see supported modes. about 90% of the TVs under 46" are 720p (1280x720/60Hz) so set your resolution to that. Vizios are better for 1080P under 46". Make sure your connections are tight and always start at 720P when you change TVs. Unless the box states it supports full HD start there.
1197078
I'd like to see some pictures from others as well. My 48" TCL's picture is so incredibly grainy, it's distracting. A HD TV shouldnt look like this when displaying 1080 content.
1008724
Yes, you can set it to either pass through the native 1080i or deinterlace to 1080p or upscale to 4K, depending on whether you want your receiver or your TV to do the scaling/deinterlacing.
1283231
Hi Treejoy, could you provide us more details about your inquiry on setting it to 1089i. First is that this TV supports 1080i and it is also available in video component 1 and HDMI. Once detected, it will be displayed on the screen. -Ely
1299937
The TV supports 1080p, however you also have to make sure the device transmitting the signal (cable box, DVD player, etc.) is also 1080p. If both of those are setup correctly, you should have a 1080p picture.
1313440
Great question. I use the aspect ratio on the remote or in the TV's menu, and select the ratio that best fits the picture that is currently playing. Hope this helps you out!
27153
Thats like getting a lambo with with a smartcar engine under the hood. You can do that but you wont have the quality of a hd picture. Just when you have to select picture quality select 480. Most players have the outputs you will need to connect it.Only do it if your real close to buying a hdtv. If your waiting til xmas sales or after first of the year i would buy a cheap dvd player as the prices for bluray players and coming down.