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no 1080i or 1080p

ntlbell · 2007-09-27 20:12:38

howwdy, up to now I've been using a hd vga cable attached to a sony bravia kdl32s2530 I'm trying to use the component cable that comes with the xbox now and the highest setting i can hit is 720p any ideas what might be up?

27-09-2007 9:12pm

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howwdy,

up to now I've been using a hd vga cable attached to a sony bravia kdl32s2530

I'm trying to use the component cable that comes with the xbox now and the highest setting i can hit is 720p any ideas what might be up?

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#2 27-09-2007 9:39pm

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Can your tv support 1080p?

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#3 28-09-2007 12:55am

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CarefulNow wrote:

Can your tv support 1080p?

Just looking on some sites as far as i can tell it does

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#4 28-09-2007 1:24am

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Looking here your TV is 720p native.

There are very few 32" TVs that support 1080i or p natively.

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#5 28-09-2007 9:56am

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it may not support 1080p over component

it will probably accept it over HDMI though

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#6 28-09-2007 12:42pm

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Your TV doesn't support 1080p and 1080i is worse than 720p for games.

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#7 28-09-2007 2:00pm

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95%+ of XBOX 360 games are 720p , dunno what all the fuss about 1080 is about... Even the few that are designed for 1080p look great at 720p ... numbers jumbers

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#8 28-09-2007 2:30pm

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thanks for the info lads

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