When I turn tv on it flashes 720X480i It clearly says it is a 1080X240 on all paper work. What does this mean?
577009
more than likely you don't have HD chanel. It will only do HD 1080i on HD channels otherwise it goes to lower res. Mine works fine but with cable you have to go to the HD channels.
577010
Kenneth the 720 X 480i is the current resolution that your TV is receiving. This unit is capable of 1920 X 1080i which is true HD. The 1080i refers to the resolution your TV is able to receive. The 240Hz refers to the refresh rate , most units are 60hz or 120Hz, so 240Hz is great. This helps keeps images from looking blurry when quick movement happens on the screen. I hope this was helpful.
835477
Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to 720p,and above. sorry for the repetition,and good luck to all Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to... » Read More Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to 720p,and above. sorry for the repetition,and good luck to all « Show Less
1746054
Not 100% sure but since the resolution is 48k I believe it's 24 bit (half the resolution)
1078786
I can really see the difference when my broadcast tv signal is 720P vs 1080i 1080i is better looking on this tv than 720p. If you're watching over the air broadcasts, check out NBC vs ABC. (NBC 1080i) (ABC 720p) On your remote there is an information button which brings up the broadcast signal's resolution.
616570
Yeah, use 720p, as 1080i at best would look the same, and would probably look worse. The 360 usually renders internally at 720p (sometimes lower), and just upsamples it to hit 1080i-and then the TV would have to downsample it back to 720p, so probably there's going to be a loss of quality there...or at least it would be pretty silly to do that!
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.
1644764
I'm pretty sure this is 1080p. When I checked Vizio's website it says that its 1080p. Here's the link: http://www.vizio.com/flat-panel-hdtvs/vm230xvt.html
737888
1080p/60Hz refers to the source input, the TV is telling you that's the signal it is receiving -- and the input doesn't change when 120 Hz is on.
101355
It works on 1080P and 720p. In my case it sensed the TV resolution when it was booted up.
762583
It may be the monitor you have plugged in :) mine caps out at 1680 x 1050 ///// try plugging it into a hdmi tv :)
14778
When you say resolution, you mean the image on the TV? I had to force my computerto the correct one, because it says you have the wrong resolution. Did the computer detect your monitor/TV set?
1321570
you're taking 640 pixels by 480 pixels and spreading them apart to fit a larger screen, that's why its pixelated. The same thing happens on huge HD tvs when you give it a 480 line picture (standard definition vs 720 or 1080 lines which would be HD)--it spreads the lines of scan across a large surface yielding you a poorer, less defined picture. The only way you can solve that is to film something with a camera of higher resolution. The Flip is what it is.
2256031
I don't for a minute believe this TV is 1080, but for composite inputs I get a pretty good picture quality out of mine. Have you checked the source?
1602591
In my experience, it depends on the station you're watching. Some have higher pixels, some smaller. Movies as a rule are truer to 1080.
6606
the resolution is a vga but when you connect it to the hdtv it will upscale the video to 1080i, I don't think it will do it in computer. I will tell you more when I get it.
1549920
1920 x 1080. It is built to be a functional 1080p TV in addition to an AIO.
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.