Does this also support lower resolution...example: computer resolution is not as high as HDTV resolution?
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I installed three of these in an office conference room table so they could connect laptops to the LED TV. It worked fine.
425879
this card support 1920X1080 (full HD mode) mode. I do see any problem in full HD (does not matter how much inches). Yes it definitely should support any tv which works in 1920X1080 (full HD mode)
1828223
Yes it does. It supports up to 2560x1600 digital resolution. You can also run multiple monitors off of it. Remember though that it is a low end card and can be significantly taxed by intensive programs or games.
804459
All versions of HDMI support 1920 x 1200 resolution. Your computer should be able to use every pixel.
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One thing you need to make sure of is that your computer resolution is set to a resolution that your TV recognizes. You may want to try different resolutions on your computer until you find one that works.
931086
Yes it does; but whether or not you can support 1080p will depend on the TV. If your TV came with 1080p capability then you're all set.
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Hi. The only way you can change the resolution is if it is connected to a computer that supports more than one display device.
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It works fine with Dual-Link DVI (which I use) and Display Port. Everyone who has problems is using HDMI, which is designed to only support resolutions up to 1920x1080 at 60Hz (1080p). HDMI does support higher resolutions, like 4K, but only at much lower refresh rates (30 herz or 24 herz). HDMI also supports frame-packing (for three-dimensional television) and other features commonly found in televisions but not necessarily computer monitors. HDMI was designed by the television industry, so it supports the resolutions and frequencies used by televisions, but not necessarily the ones found in computer monitors. Or to put it in layman's terms - you should be using a cable and connection with a computer monitor that is designed for a computer monitor (DVI, Dual-Link DVI, or Display Port). Although there is a lot of overlap between television technologies and computer monitor technologies, they are not the same. So don't be surprised if a computer monitor has problems using a connection and cable that is designed for television when operating the monitor at resolutions or refresh rates that are not commonly found in televisions.
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Your information is correct with one small correction. The output is fixed 1920x1080/60i It does not do /30p natively, although it can be deinterlaced in software.
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Yes, it supports these in DVI (digital connection). Max analog resolution is listed as 2048 x 1536. It also supports 4K (4096 X 2160) in Display Port and HDMI, each with deep color, if your monitor supports it and you have the proper cables.
1914881
I would expect it to if the monitor has an SVGA input and the monitor is capable of 720TVL. We are using a higher resolution than that with it.
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I had an overscan problem with this set as well with PC to HDMI and the soulution was using the VGA PC input. I know HDMI sounds like a better choice but in this case it is not. With the HDMI port I was only getting something like 1768 x 992 resolution and text was a TINY bit blurred. But with the VGA input I'm getting tne full 1920 x 1080 resolution with no overscan and the images it produces are clearer. Try for yourself!
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I never got mine to work properly, It says you need a tv out capable video card, one that supports lower resolutions. however I was able to get it to send video from a dvd player to an old crt.
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I haven't tried it form my PC, but if you have an HDMI output on your PC it should work. You may have to play around with the video settings on the PC to output the correct resolution.
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No, I use it through my computer and the picture looks over granulated. Other sources for 1080 and 720 hd works though =\
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I purchased "1080p Hdmi Male input to VGA + Audio Output Cable Converter Adapter for Hdtv Pc" at Amazon's suggestion. I was unable to view laptop images on my LG HDTV. The laptop has a Nvidia card and works with analog TV. My solution was to purchase another computer (used) with an HDMI output - not very economical but it did work. KS
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I'm not sure if it's what your question is about, but when I manually change resolution of the monitor connected via this adapter it works fine. The only problem was the image didn't scale to fit monitor with some resolutions below 1024x768, so there were black fields on the sides. I don't remember the exact resolutions I tryed.