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I thought my setup was entirely input lag free (or so it seemed) as i was getting fair kills in gears of war 3 and hitting constant notes in Guitar Hero, but even using an HDMI receiver and a 32' 1080p LCD (which mostly are low input lag since they don...
Started by Zacabeb on
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by 2 people.
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Oh and the difference in image quality from 720p to 1080p is some text (especially colors like red to 1080p, they don't change much between both settings (in sharpness) and the sharpness setting on your TV make 1080p content look ....
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I'm sure I didn't search very well in the docs or the forums...
I want to use a 720p DNxHD MOV clip inside a 1080p project, but keeping its native size (i.e. with black borders then).
Is there a way to accomplish this without transcoding (at import or...
Started by BenoitM on
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by 1 people.
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I have a Home theater PC setup connected to a Sharp 32 inch LC-32PD5X LCD TV.
I have spent some time trying to get a 1 to 1 pixel mapping at the native resolution of 1366 by 768 but have made little progress.
I have played around with the tool PowerStrip...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Also, the TV might....
I've also a TV with 1366x768 and I'm able to set the TV resolution to 1360x768 (Windows and Linux) (I don't know why I lose 6 pixels, but hack, I don't care either) .
Please check your graphics card drivers and update them if necessary .
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For a game that doesn't support 1080p, is running a native 1080p LCD at 1280x1020 harmful in anyway????
Started by TedShackley on
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by 5 people.
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, i have never heard of it being harmful.
A native 1080p LCD at 1280x1020 harmful in anyway???? Not harmful.
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The HTPC in my living room is the fastest/most modern PC I own. My current TV is a 24" tube TV, so I have to hook up a secondary monitor in order to read anything besides the menus in Windows Media Center, and that alone is kind of annoying. I'm also ...
Started by rob on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Especially when that, you'll definitely get a lot higher native resolution, but to able to view that higher resolution vision, but for me, 12 feet is way too....
If you're viewing 1080p (1080x1920) resolution on a 40'' TV, you should be fine.
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Just need to know if it's worth buying a 1080p HD TV?
Started by lildevilbmxer on
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by 2 people.
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An easy way to think of this of this is pretty simple games are native 1080p???Everything is upscaled.Its hard to say when you don't have the info are native 1080p....
The Native Display of the Content is at 1080p.
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Finally a media player that is able to play frame packing 1080p 3D BD ISO. Nope it's not from Sigma but from its main rival, Realtek.
Realtek 1186DD-3D Chipset The HiMedia 900B uses the latest Realtek media chipset, released in October 2011. The '1186...
Started by desray on
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by 8 people.
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From my experience with my himedia 600A (1185 chipset), other... .
The model is EGreat R200S.
Any local distributor here in Singapore? Just discovered there's another media player from EGreat that sports the same specs and slightly cheaper than HiMedia 900B .
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Hi, are 1080p TVs actually the best for watching sd UPC/saorview. I'm not totally convinced i should buy a 1080p TV and i'm not sure if i can even buy a 720p TV these days?
I'm looking for a TV that gives the best picture for watching TV broadcasts. Obviously...
Started by joeperry on
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by 4 people.
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I just built a new computer with hdmi and hooked it up to my new denon 1712.
For some reason I have to use a 1080i signal on my TV to get the scaling correct, otherwise at 1080p my control center removes the scaling option and everything is to big for...
Started by petriebird on
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by 9 people.
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No different than connecting a 1080i.
Reason I have to use a 1080i signal on my TV to get the scaling correct, otherwise at 1080p my control is, will I cause any damage to my HDTV because it's 1080p? No No problem.
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Hey,
I'm looking for a way to zoom a 1080p (16:9) frame into 1200p (16:10).
I've messed around with scaling in the nVCP and I they either create black bars at the top or stretch the image. I'd like to zoom 1080p to the point that the black bars disappear...
Started by pengs on
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by 7 people.
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1920x1200
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Curious why you would want to do this, it will look horrible, for watching 1080p content the only way hotter.
This, it will look horrible, for watching 1080p content the only way to do it is to have the black bars which you).
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