PC input to the Toshiba REGZA 42HL67 42" 720p LCD TV: Does anyone know the display settings that work with the Toshiba REGZA 42HL67 42" 720p LCD TV?
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Most likely you are not selecting an appropriate display resolution or frame rate to send to the TV. The highest settings this Tv can accept from the PC input is 1024x768x60Hz Right click your Desktop -&gt; Properties -&gt; Settings Tab -&gt; Click on the secondary display device (Your TV) -&gt; Advanced -&gt; Adapter -&gt; List All Modes -&gt; Select "1024 by 768, True Color (32bit), 60 Hertz" -&gt; Click "Ok" 3 times to get back to the desktop -&gt; It should work now
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Dear Friend, Thanks for your inquiry. The input the item supported: Input: VGA/AV/USB/SD/HDMI (Support PC Laptop VGA input) In addition, please note: the Native Resolution of this item is: 320 x 240; the Supported resolution of this item is: 1024 x 768. Thanks a lot.
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What instrument are you using? Is that a PC/Laptop ? Then my answer is your settings on the system which you need to do with. I am using my LED TV and have no issues at all. Everything is smooth and the other party envy the picture and sound clarity it gives out to them.
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Unfortunately I was not the one to set this Toshiba 40E210 40 Inch 1080P LCD TV for cable viewing. The setup was done by our local cable company technician to match the setting of the cable box attached to the TV. If you call your cable or satellite provider they usually do this service at no cost to you. The monitor settings are going to be based on the available settings on your computer's video card. Generally I do this by eye to find the sharpest setting visually of the desktop. I minimize all other windows and only focus on the desktop icons for this task, ensuring that nothing looks fuzzy to me and the entire screen is filled. I hope this helps you in setting up your new wonderful Toshiba 40E210 40 Inch 1080P LCD TV. Please feel free to ask any other questions you might have. SMILE
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Yes you can use a DVI adapter. Mileage may vary on resolution issues with the tv and may require tweaking in the TV settings to obtain the best picture. However, you will need to connect your sound up via optical or component. I would recommend updating your video card if your pc can handle it.
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My guess Gus is that when you''re first setting it to "external monitor", it's initially at a resolution that the TV can't handle, and thus the TV doesn't recognize the input. I found that with this TV, the best resolution for AWESOME clarity is 1360x768. In addition, the forms of resolution that your PC can output will depend on your video card. The forms of resolution might also vary depending on if you use VGA or DVI, as with my laptop. If you have a DVI output on your PC I would HIGHLY suggest that you buy a DVI-to-HDMI cable!!! (It doesn't need to be an expensive one because with digital cables there's no need for shielding). My guess Gus is that when you''re first setting it to "external monitor", it's initially at a resolution that the TV can't handle, and thus the TV doesn't recognize the input. I found that with this TV, the best resolution for AWESOME clarity is 1360x768. In addition, the forms of resolution that your PC can output will depend on your video card. The forms of resolution might also vary depending on if you use VGA or DVI, as with my laptop. If you have a DVI output on your PC I would HIGHLY suggest that you buy a DVI-to-HDMI cable!!! (It doesn't need to be an expensive one because... » Read More My guess Gus is that when you''re first setting it to "external monitor", it's initially at a resolution that the TV can't handle, and thus the TV doesn't recognize the input. I found that with this TV, the best resolution for AWESOME clarity is 1360x768. In addition, the forms of resolution that your PC can output will depend on your video card. The forms of resolution might also vary depending on if you use VGA or DVI, as with my laptop. If you have a DVI output on your PC I would HIGHLY suggest that you buy a DVI-to-HDMI cable!!! (It doesn't need to be an expensive one because with digital cables there's no need for shielding). « Show Less
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I actually picked this up from CNET and it seems to work. First, use your TV's "warm" color temperature setting for the input that you want to adjust. Next, start with the "standard" picture settings and adjust the following items to these listed numbers: Contrast - 78; Back Light - 75; Dynalight - ON;Brightness - 37; Color - 46; Tint - 0; Sharpness - 48. These numbers work well, and had been adjusted by the original writer to go with HD-DVD Digital Video Essentials. This, to me, would be an excellent way to start, as the colors are rich and work well in both decently lit (not total daylight) and darkened rooms. Good luck. I actually picked this up from CNET and it seems to work. First, use your TV's "warm" color temperature setting for the input that you want to adjust. Next, start with the "standard" picture settings and adjust the following items to these listed numbers: Contrast - 78; Back Light - 75; Dynalight - ON;Brightness - 37; Color - 46; Tint - 0; Sharpness - 48. These numbers work well, and had been adjusted by the original writer to go with HD-DVD Digital Video Essentials. This, to me, would be an excellent way to start, as the colors are rich and work well in both... » Read More I actually picked this up from CNET and it seems to work. First, use your TV's "warm" color temperature setting for the input that you want to adjust. Next, start with the "standard" picture settings and adjust the following items to these listed numbers: Contrast - 78; Back Light - 75; Dynalight - ON;Brightness - 37; Color - 46; Tint - 0; Sharpness - 48. These numbers work well, and had been adjusted by the original writer to go with HD-DVD Digital Video Essentials. This, to me, would be an excellent way to start, as the colors are rich and work well in both decently lit (not total daylight) and darkened rooms. Good luck. « Show Less
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Go to your display settings see if by changing if that helps..I will say know lot of people that have the same model and not heard this trouble bet it is in the settings ..If not call Toshiba support .If they say it is the net book send it back as we know that there can be a bad one out of 100 made..hope that helps bro ...Let me know what happens
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If I understand this correctly, True HD is sent to your receiver as a PCM signal, it will appear on screen as PCM multi channel. Eventually the toshiba machines should receive firmware updates to change this, but for now, I think that's correct.
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The TV has PC/VGA input, you can also connect to HDMI if your PC/mobo has HDMI. The res. is good, its comparable to 24"/28" (1920x1200) res. monitors. All 30" LCD monitor has higher resolution than this TV, they have 2560x1600 compare that to 1080P's 1920x1080 res. Also, widescreen PC monitors are 16x10.
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(http://www.highdefforum.com/rear-projection-tvs/75862-vertical-lines-toshiba-62-dlp-tv.html) Just making sure you got the correct link.
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I'm not sure but the television has a poor track record. Do your research, our television only lasted 2 years and blacked out. This is common for Toshiba flat screens. Beware.
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Can you tell me what exactly worked? I just started looking into buying this television and am not following your blog. It would make me crazy if I had this problem because I've always had it with my Toshiba Plasma, which I'm replacing.
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Honestly, I don't know. I have a Toshiba Satellite 750. What I did was remove the monitor and bought the exact same model of LCD display screen. My suggestion would for you to do the same if at all possible.
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I personally do not own the LNT5271, so I can not vouch for the display in regards to PC input. Look under Display properties your PC: If your video card allows you to change the screen resolution to 1920 x 1080, then yes it should display 1080p. The alignment may be off (probably not though), but it is only a $10 experiment if it is. You also have the option of hooking the PC via PC input on the TV. The description says it has a PC input; I am not sure if it is DVI or VGA. VGA is the blue female output on the video card. You can get a male VGA to male VGA cable from monoprice.com if it is VGA input. DVI is white female output in the video card. You can get a male DVI to male DVI cable from monoprice.com if it is DVI input. Or you can still go DVI-to-HDMI. It is all up to you.
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Yes, the HDMI port works fine. The only problem most people are reporting with the HDMI functionality is that the driver, as shipped, does not allow the tablet display to be duplicated on the monitor/TV; you can only select "extend" mode or just the monitor/TV screen. A newer driver, available from the Toshiba support site, fixes that. Perhaps you have a defective cable?
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I am looking for the same thing. eBay has a "LG M2792D-SN 27" LED HDTV Tuner Full HD 1920x1080 HDMIx2 PIP PC Monitor", but I do not know how good it is. I cannot find any reviews.