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HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #53011768 added 09-06-2012 8:01 AM by Wasser in Archived Deals
Thanks for sharing. This would be very convincing if I hadn't switched from a 37" Samsung ("720p" with 1366x768 native resolution) to this Toshiba ("720p" with 1366x768 native resolution). And yes,...
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52929168 added 09-02-2012 5:25 PM by Wasser in Archived Deals
On the TV itself - there is no such choice. There is only picture size which can be Native, Full, TheaterWide 1-3, or 4:3. I have it set to Native, which fills the screen correctly and looks the...
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #53211284 added 09-14-2012 9:35 AM by Rebound in Archived Deals
No. When you send PC video, it's non-interlaced. No deinterlacing occurs.
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52969576 added 09-04-2012 3:22 PM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
Have you tried playing with the overscan settings at all?
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52926096 added 09-02-2012 1:15 PM by Wasser in Archived Deals
I recently switched from a Samsung 37" to a Toshiba 32" as the display for my HTPC. Both have a native resolution of 1366x768, both connected via HDMI from an ATI HD6450 card. The Samsung...
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52968454 added 09-04-2012 2:25 PM by mrbobhcrhs in Archived Deals
The other option is to try the VGA or computer input. I think some TV's do text better via that port.
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52930710 added 09-02-2012 7:23 PM by mrbobhcrhs in Archived Deals
I think he ment on the video card. Try outputting at 1280 x 720 or 1080.
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52967430 added 09-04-2012 1:44 PM by PiratePenguin in Archived Deals
If its 1080p tv can you try 1900x1080 res on the computer?
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #53024824 added 09-06-2012 4:34 PM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Kind of sounds like a deinterlacing setting somewhere to me. Such a thing would probably be very noticeable on movement and not just text, though.
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52967712 added 09-04-2012 1:54 PM by repitall in Archived Deals
I use 1280 x 768 for a Samsung 32" 720p TV, not great, but not bad. It will never be as good as a monitor.
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52928302 added 09-02-2012 4:17 PM by callpocket in Archived Deals
Take the TV resolution up or down a knotch.
HTPC -> TV native resolution question
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Thread created 09-02-2012 by Wasser
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Post #52966212 added 09-04-2012 12:59 PM by Rebound in Archived Deals
I spoke with some VP's at Toshiba TV (Japan) about this, and they confirmed it -- it's not just Toshiba; TV's and computer monitors are designed very differently. TV's aren't designed to be computer...

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