Resolution question

Discussion in 'Gear' started by Gunny, Jul 28, 2007.

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  1. Puck

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    do what ?!?
    what tuner ?

    don't tell me you hooked up a ps3 to a TV with coax

    ALWAYS hook video equipment up directly to your display
    I don't suggest hooking it up through an AV receiver
    (i hope that's what you mean by 'tuner')
    unless you intend to lose signal along the way
     
    #11 Puck, Aug 3, 2007
  4. Gunny

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    Yes AV Receiver is what I meant.

    My Dad hooked it up anyway.

    So you suggest hooking the PS3 up directly to the TV? We have those nifty (and expensive) HDMI cables as well.

    The reason I asked this initially was when I downloaded the Resident Evil 5 trailer it sometimes went fuzzy in the background on parts of it when the scene scrolled across, which got me thinking if my TV was not upto it or if I had it set up wrong.
     
    #12 Gunny, Aug 3, 2007
  7. Puck

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    :rolleyes:
    you've really not learned a thing in all this TV talk

    if you have a 1080p capable set
    you hook up the ps3 to it with an HDMI cable
    then activate 1080p in the display settings
     
    #13 Puck, Aug 3, 2007
  10. Gunny

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    No not really. It's like learning another language.
     
    #14 Gunny, Aug 3, 2007
  13. Puck

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    no it's not
    it's simple resolution

    I = interlaced (fine black lines visible horizontally - old tube tv style)
    P = progressive (no visible scan lines - high end PC monitor)

    Progressive scanning is ALWAYS better than Interlacing
     
    #15 Puck, Aug 3, 2007
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