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Old 02-16-2008, 01:49 PM   #1
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No... this isn't true.



Samsung HLP5063W 720p native DLP on a PS3 with HDMI. I selected 720p and 1080i from available resolutions (TV doesn't support 1080p) and pop 300 in and it runs at 1080i. If you WANT it to be downconverted to 720p from the start (like I do) you just unselect 1080i from your available resolutions in the display settings for your PS3.

I'd assume that if you were having issues, you could always deselect 720p from the available resolutions in your settings. The only downside is that some games might get rendered in 480p if you pick that option.

I think one of the above posters were thinking you were asking if it could downconvert to 720p, not if it would forcibly downconvert to 720p instead of 1080i.

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Old 02-16-2008, 01:54 PM   #2
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I put my PS3 on my Asus 22" ad the Blu-Ray downscale in 720p and work very well
PS: my Asus don't accept the interpolation
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No... this isn't true.



Samsung HLP5063W 720p native DLP on a PS3 with HDMI. I selected 720p and 1080i from available resolutions (TV doesn't support 1080p) and pop 300 in and it runs at 1080i. If you WANT it to be downconverted to 720p from the start (like I do) you just unselect 1080i from your available resolutions in the display settings for your PS3.

I'd assume that if you were having issues, you could always deselect 720p from the available resolutions in your settings. The only downside is that some games might get rendered in 480p if you pick that option.
Why would you ever watch anything on Dynamic? Get your TV calibrated man.
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Old 02-16-2008, 02:05 PM   #4
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Why would you ever watch anything on Dynamic? Get your TV calibrated man.
Dynamic is only bad on the preset levels. I've cranked down color and contrast considerably and set it the way I like it as best I can with the calibration tools I have. I just used the dynamic preset as a starting position when most would have used standard or cinema.
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No... this isn't true.

Samsung HLP5063W 720p native DLP on a PS3 with HDMI. I selected 720p and 1080i from available resolutions (TV doesn't support 1080p) and pop 300 in and it runs at 1080i. If you WANT it to be downconverted to 720p from the start (like I do) you just unselect 1080i from your available resolutions in the display settings for your PS3.

I'd assume that if you were having issues, you could always deselect 720p from the available resolutions in your settings. The only downside is that some games might get rendered in 480p if you pick that option.

I think one of the above posters were thinking you were asking if it could downconvert to 720p, not if it would forcibly downconvert to 720p instead of 1080i.

Just chiming in here. The way it worked has changed about 2 times that I recall [the ordering of the resolutions for prefered output in the PS3 firmware].

So I can understand folks not really understanding it . The answer is always the same though, only enable the resolution you want to output as.
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