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i have dvd player with a 1800p to upscaling

Discussion in 'HDTV discussion' started by faolteam, Jul 6, 2009.

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  1. faolteam

    faolteam Regular member

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    i have dvd player with a 1800p to upscaling,

    i got the lead hdmi lead but when i connected it up to my tv and my dvd when i play the dvd the picture is very small was just wondering how i get the full screen back ,

    also has this displyed on screen 1080 50
     
    faolteam, Jul 6, 2009
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    dailun Active member

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    Does your TV support 1080p/i?
     
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    its 720 but i thought it would have compressed it
     
    faolteam, Jul 7, 2009
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    Set the DVD back to 720p to get your screen back.
     
    dailun, Jul 7, 2009
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    faolteam Regular member

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    im not to sure how i do that would u know how
     
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    dailun Active member

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    The user's manual should tell you. I know how to do it on mine from reading the user's manual.
     
    dailun, Jul 7, 2009
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    hi when i say i want to get my full screen back i mean

    i want to watch it in the hdmi in a full screen after its been upscaled

     
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    You will have to set the DVD player to 720p or buy a new TV that supports 1080i/p.

    You cannot watch 1080 on your TV.

    It will not "compress it".
     
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    faolteam Regular member

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    ok but can u tell me how to set the dvd to 720 please
     
    faolteam, Jul 8, 2009
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    dailun Active member

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    It is different for every DVD player. I would usggest you start by RTFM.
     
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    faolteam Regular member

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    i have dyslexia and it aint easy rtfmsorry for troubling u . remeber were not all as clever as u
     
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    i have dyslexia and it aint easy rtfm sorry for troubling u . remeber were not all as clever as u
     
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    Well, if you had provided (or provide) the model number of the DVD player one of us might have been able to help you. Otherwise, every DVD player is different so there is no one way to do it.
     
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  14. diabolos

    diabolos Guest

    I think this is a fake problem but I felt I should say something...

    If the TV is displaying a picture at all then its processing supports 1080p (even though it has a 720p screen). I think faolteam may have an issue with the black bars on the screen not the resolution setting.

    -Ced
     
    diabolos, Jul 12, 2009
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    faolteam Regular member

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    THE DVD IS A SONY RDR GX 350

    ITS a genuine query relax.
     
    faolteam, Jul 12, 2009
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    does it matter what quality of the HDMI lead is ???
     
    faolteam, Jul 12, 2009
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    Page 89 of the english manual.

    1. Press System Menu while the recorder is in stop mode
    2. Select "initial Setup" and press Enter
    3. Select HDMI Output, press ENTER
    4. Select 1280 x 720p.

    If this restores you to full screen, your TV cannot support 1080 mode.

    Good luck.

     
    dailun, Jul 12, 2009
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    cant read manual but can read forums? :)
     
    lyminster, Jul 29, 2009
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    spam edited by ddp
     
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    Read up on dyslexia, if you have a lot of text in one place (such as a DVD Player Manual) then it can be very difficult for suffers to read.

    Our lass has it so thats how I know
     
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