Upscaling issues: Any suggestions?
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There is a button on the remote, when you are not playing a movie, just hold it in, and it will switch for you, which button that is I can't recall, don't have it in front, I know it is one of the bottons on the top of the remote though, read the instructions it tells you how to do it.
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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.
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It has to do with display scaling. I had the same problem when using my HD TV with my home desktop. Depending on your graphics' setup, you can enter whichever management software you have and go into Scaling, and just select to Maintain Display Scaling.
575983
Alright thank you. I think blurays will automatically upscale on even old players but I'll UPGRADE
735990
It must be your video board or driver. My video was already set to max resolution and it started in max with no additional adjustment.
707044
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. The text is not as sharp as running native 1440p. You could tell, unless you can't. Which is good if you want to run it at a lower res. But I could tell and it was annoying too me.
1659541
I returned my camera because it was only 1280 x 720 in resolution. The seller did a bait and switch. The brief time I used it it worked well. Try a reset or removing the battery (if either is possible) is all I can think of to do.
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A solution is available when viewing DVDs through Sony's upscaling DVD player, which permits you to set normal aspect ratio for a 1080 signal. But I hadn't thought about the problem with a cable company's set-top box. This set limits you to Wide mode and 3 settings: Zoom, wide zoom (less drastic), and full. An e-mail to Sony produced the generic response and reference to a general blurb about HD and aspect ratio. I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds it an apparent bummer.
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You might want to try the following using the Screen Settings in the Settings Menu (pp29-30 of the manual): Wide Mode - Full Auto Wide - On 4:3 Default (grayed out) Display - Full Pixel Horizontal Center - 0 Vertical Center - +3 This seems to resolve the "over-scan" issues with 1080i. The downside, depending on your point of view, is that everything is displayed in its true aspect ratio (there are a variety of wide screen ratios used even on the same channel.) This could be a distraction, though I got use to it very quickly and don't think about any more. Anyway, give it a try. You can always change it back if you don't like the results.
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No, it probably won't help much. I found the lag to be equal to, if not worse than just my TV doing the upscaling.
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The first setting (top left row) in image quality "L" should get you the resolution you need.
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1080p upscaling means that it will process a regular DVD to 1080p output. This is not a Blu-Ray player.
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Yes I have tested this, Played UT2004 in all its 1080p glory, looks amaring, you might have to adjust for overscan though.
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The software does have hardware support so upscaling is pretty good. However,DVD MPEG decoder with upscaling has been freely available for sometime in codec packs and is a feature of VLC. I wouldn't spend money on this product or any DVD playback software if you weren't planning on watching Blurays.
707043
Hi. Sorry. This seems not representation exactly a low-resolution.Thank you.
1253419
I'm having the exact same problem. I've tried changing resolution, using Quicktime and Real Player and get the same results.
880641
Did you ever resolve the problem? I'm having the same problem. I can't get a quality picture something standing perfectly still - like my christmas tree! My ISO is set to 100.