HDMI Everything listed on this product states that 720/1080 HD is only available through the HDMI connection. So what happens if your HDTV (like mine) doesn't have a HDMI connector?
916054
are you watching DVDs on an iPod or something? HD makes regular DVDs look like an animal crackers puppet show. Maybe you should try Googleing those "imposed standards" and learn the difference between 480i (DVD) and 1080p (Blu-ray).
916055
You don't have to wait for a TV with more than one HDMI input. Just do what I did an get an HDMI Splitter.
1602592
What do you have attached to hdmi 1 . I have a Dish 722 receiver which is a 1080 p device and the tv operates at 1080 p. I also have a Roku unit on Hdmi 2 and it also operates at 1080. I suspect your device on HDMI 1 is not capable or set for 1080
267146
Does that also include the whole 1080p thing as well? Some blu ray players HDMI outs only display 1080i, if we have the 1080p tv will it automatically convert it and display it in full 1080p??
1903395
The user guide states to use the HDMI cable that comes with the TV for this port or to use a Hi speed 1080P cable. Not sure why this port is an exception.
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Yes, to get full resolution on this display, you want to use Dual-link DVI or the display port. The HDMI port is only 1080, but... it will still look good on this display because it also displays a native 1080p resolution automatically
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HDMI resolution is fixed as 1920x1080 only per its standard. if you use other resolutions; use different interface.
270478
not possible!...only HDTV with HDMI will work although, you still get decent image.
2204556
you can get 1080p only through HDMI. So you might want to try that and double check your settings. make sure the tv is set to 1080p also.
1602593
Your hdmi settings should include all four...1080I, 1080p, 720 and 480. Each should have a yes or no option next to it.
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Robert, I am not sure. I have a smaller version of this converter. I was trying it with my Direct TV receiver box to see if I could change my display settings and I kept getting an error message saying my TV was not HD compatible which is true as my TV does not have any HDMI inputs. So no, I could not go from 480 to 1080 in my situation. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck!
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Wow, there are so many little things that could be causing the problem. First of all it would help if you knew if your TV was capable to 1080p, I kind of doubt it, but most certainly it'll have 1080i if it is an HDTV. If you have 720 that is also very good. Next you need to check your setup on your PS3 screen settings and make sure you have every single format that is compatible with your television checked, this can be very important. When I first got my TV I had an older model 50" rear-projection HDTV. But mine came out before HDMI so I was forced to hook up via 3 cable (or 5 if you count the audio) composite. My TV could only handle 480i, 480p, and 1080i. It made a big difference which PS3 game I happened to be playing. It is important to read the back of the box of your PS3 games to read what resolution(s) each particular game supports. My Madden 08 only supports 480p, 480i, 720p. Because of this, even though my TV could handle 1080i which is HD, it is not supported by the game. And since my TV could not operate in 720p, that was a no go. Therefore, Madden O8 on my PS3 only showed on my big HDTV in 480p which is not at all HD. But what could I do? Nothing. But a game like Warhawk supports 720p and 1080i so my TV totally rocked in the 1080 department with that particular game. I had the exact same problem with Resistance: fall of man; it only supports 720p. But again, check your PS3 screen settings b/c if you don't have a given resolution checked, the PS3 won't even attempt to project it.
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Actually since you have both 1080p TV, you can definitely use this. I did not test this with a TV with different maximum definition i.e. a 1080p and a 720p TV connected to both outputs. I say just to be safe, both of the TVs should be in 1080p.
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.
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it says in title of product, 10 inch screen. the screen is also HD. hence the HDMI output. does your HD tv screen look good? b/c its going to look the same..
1180844
Only if your TV has the appropriate RCA connections. The video will NOT be in 1080 because the old RCA style video connection does not support it.
1895207
Yes. 1080i gets converted to 720p as the TV's native resolution is 720p (it doesn't have enough pixels to display 1080 lines of information). But it shouldn't really matter, as the difference between 720p and true 1080i (or even 1080p) is going to be almost imperceptible on a 26" set.
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I just bought my tv and hooked it up, so I'm not completely sure. My guess however, is that maybe it's with how you are connecting it to a device or set top box. For instance when I connect my tv to my old DVD player with component cables, it is only capable of 720p and 60Hz. I believe if I were to connect it with HDMI cables to an HD device that would change. Like I said though, I'm new to this too, but right now that's my understanding.