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Originally posted by akadennis As far as I know my display allows all the resolutions I stated earlier. 1080i, 720p, 480p and 480i. With my cable box I can cycle through each of them. I was just wondering how this would be possible with a cablecard. I guess I will find out on Friday. Thanks to Kipp and Walford and anyone else who has any information about this. |
Originally posted by akadennis Looks like my fixed resoultion is Three Wide XGA LCD Panels: 3.28 Million Dots Resolution (1386 x 788 x 3) so im guessing the cablecard will display the channels at 1386 x 788. But even though it's fixed I am still able to let my cable box upscale it to 1080i. i guess i cant do this with a cablecard. |
Originally posted by akadennis Looks like my fixed resoultion is Three Wide XGA LCD Panels: 3.28 Million Dots Resolution (1386 x 788 x 3) so im guessing the cablecard will display the channels at 1386 x 788. But even though it's fixed I am still able to let my cable box upscale it to 1080i. i guess i cant do this with a cablecard. |
Originally posted by akadennis wow, this is all so confusing. so basically ur all saying that no matter where I have my cable box set everything gets converted to the tv's native resoultion. this sounds correct except that I do notice a difference when switching my cablebox from 1080i to 720p. It actually looks better to me at 1080i. |