Why does it show up as 720p for HDMI 1 when I press display? Isn't it supposed to be 1080p?
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Its normally depends on what youre watching, the hdmi cable quality among other things! Id call rca for clarification
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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.
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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
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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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The LT provides 720p not the 1080p, but looks pretty good. No issues with the HDMI hook up. This is fine for me as my tv only does 720p.
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Yes, it will show a 720p because it is 720p monitor :) 1080p IPS field monitors are way more expensive.
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no one lying to you that model is 720p i have it also but... it might have a 1080i for blue-rays and other higher broadcast modes.
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I am not that tech savvy either but I have a few suggestions:1.) On the front of the cable/satellite box there are sometimes buttons that let you select the type of HD signal 720P 1080i 1080P or this could be found with the remote in the settings.2.) Format button on your TV remote3.) Make sure you are using a HDMI Cable4.) Some cable/satellite cable providers make you pay extra for HD so make sure it is on your package 5.) Browse around in your TV settings via the remote and see if there is anything that needs to be changed for HDTV.Hope this helps.-Nick I am not that tech savvy either but I have a few suggestions:1.) On the front of the cable/satellite box there are sometimes buttons that let you select the type of HD signal 720P 1080i 1080P or this could be found with the remote in the settings.2.) Format button on your TV remote3.) Make sure you are using a HDMI Cable4.) Some cable/satellite cable providers make you pay extra for HD so make sure it is on your package 5.) Browse around in your TV settings via the remote and see if there is anything that needs to be changed for HDTV.Hope this... » Read More I am not that tech savvy either but I have a few suggestions:1.) On the front of the cable/satellite box there are sometimes buttons that let you select the type of HD signal 720P 1080i 1080P or this could be found with the remote in the settings.2.) Format button on your TV remote3.) Make sure you are using a HDMI Cable4.) Some cable/satellite cable providers make you pay extra for HD so make sure it is on your package 5.) Browse around in your TV settings via the remote and see if there is anything that needs to be changed for HDTV.Hope this helps.-Nick « Show Less
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I've hooked up HDMI to my 61" samsung (not led model) and it is full 1080p coming from my xbox 360. I heard its rare for a tv to accept 1080p signal from component but not impossible. HDMI is 1080p for sure though.
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Go to settings on MBA, displays, and adjust the resolution. Your TV will have a preferred resolution that it wants to display, just try different ones. 1080i, 1080p, etc. My projector won't display 1080p but will show 1080i just fine.
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You need to go in your settings and you'll see the HDMI cable in the "OUtput" options. That's it
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Hello, the video source must be on 1080i the avue can handled that resolution, even the 1080p, I use this and other converter from hdmi to sdi at my Tv Channel and both of them are working great. I hope this answer can help you!
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The TV is probably stating that the source being input is 1080p. It is definitely being down converted to either 720p or 1080i on the TV, however. PN42C450 and PN42C450B1D are one in the same - the different model numbers probably have something to do with the reseller you bought it from; possibly a tracking code slapped onto the back of the actual model number.
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it will, of course, stay 1080p. the only real question is does it degrade the signal quality (which is what i was hoping to find out here). i guess i will find out once it arrives and i hook it up.
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First, do you have another TV to test it with? Second, make sure to try the 720p setting and the 1080p setting. It is possible your TV (even with HDMI) may nop be able to support 1080p. How old is it? Go in to the input settings on your TV and see if you can make a change there that will make it work. FYI, mine worked right off the bat on both resolutions but my TV is less than a year old.
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It may be the monitor you have plugged in :) mine caps out at 1680 x 1050 ///// try plugging it into a hdmi tv :)
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It has 720p native resolution but does show in 1080 as well and has a wonderful picture. However, it is not a true 1080p which is why it only says 720p in the model description. Hope this helps.
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Not certain but the directions say "720p Full HD Playback and output" has a "Mini HDMI Port" listed in illustration.
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HDMI 3D is not supported, for regular 1080p you may have to recycle through a couple of other inputs, such as radio, and return to the input you desire. [Internal circuitry of electronic switches tent to "hang" on occasion] Good luck.
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My projector only shows 1080i or 720p. I don't see any artifacts in my picture, which looks wonderful.