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720p games on 1080p Tv

#1 31 Jan 2009 @ 10:09
Is there a difference playing 720p PS3 games on a 1080P Tv than playing it on a 720p tv
#2 31 Jan 2009 @ 15:37
the short and simple answer is no. as long as everything else is the same if you are comparing it on 2 identical tvs 1 720p and 1 1080p the have identical or near identical specs. Every 1080p tv I know of also displays 480i/p 720i/p and 1080i/p. The disc that you are playing is a 720p disc so the will only produce the 720p image so the will look the same on either tv
#3 31 Jan 2009 @ 17:57
Never heard of 720i.

The term in itself however, is erroneous and is usually a typo. The user of the term is almost certainly talking about 720p as there is no broadcast standard that allows for 720 interlaced lines in a video at any frame rate, including PAL or NTSC.

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#4 31 Jan 2009 @ 20:32
Mystice-----thank for the correction.
#5 03 Feb 2009 @ 4:11
NO! This's the same:)


#6 09 Jun 2009 @ 21:45
I had an issue with playing a 720p online only game on the PS3. I bought a Sony KDL52s5100. Socom:Confrontation is 720p. I had previously played it on a 1080i only tv and a SDTV. When I played it in 720p it had a lag to it. I found myself over correcting when I moved my character and it made me into a garbage player. I used the setting on the PS3 to force it into 1080p and the delay I was seeing was eliminated.


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