Hi,
In my preview of the 9000, I noted that Sharp had made a pretty big oversight by not having 1280x720 as one of the preset resolutions on the VGA input. This is a necessity for all us HTPC fans, as we want to feed the 9000 1280x720 and have it pixel map the HTPC signal 1:1, much as you would with a D-IILA.
I was told by Sharp reps that the SharpVision CD has software that lets you specify custom resolutions for the 9000 (one had already been defined on the sample I used, a 1024x600 custom resolution). But this is not the case--the CD only has software for creating custom gamma curves.
So, has anyone figured out how to set up a 1280x720 resolution on their 9000? How did you do it? Did you use Marky's D-ILA test pattern, and were you able to achieve "Pixel Perfection"? I'm very curious to see if anyone has gotten 1280x720 via HTPC to work properly on the VGA input!
Best Regards,
Pat
In my preview of the 9000, I noted that Sharp had made a pretty big oversight by not having 1280x720 as one of the preset resolutions on the VGA input. This is a necessity for all us HTPC fans, as we want to feed the 9000 1280x720 and have it pixel map the HTPC signal 1:1, much as you would with a D-IILA.
I was told by Sharp reps that the SharpVision CD has software that lets you specify custom resolutions for the 9000 (one had already been defined on the sample I used, a 1024x600 custom resolution). But this is not the case--the CD only has software for creating custom gamma curves.
So, has anyone figured out how to set up a 1280x720 resolution on their 9000? How did you do it? Did you use Marky's D-ILA test pattern, and were you able to achieve "Pixel Perfection"? I'm very curious to see if anyone has gotten 1280x720 via HTPC to work properly on the VGA input!
Best Regards,
Pat