is there a way to make the tv run the sdtv signal at 1080p instead pf 480i or 576i?
maybe with an accesory or something, the signal is transmited with a SCART cable.
thanks.
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Nope, your TV can't support that many pixels at the same time. Looks like it is time to upgrade, buddy.
Hello and ty for your responses.
My TV supports 1080p its a 42'' LG HDTV.
I can use this resolution with my pc if i connected it to HDMI in my video card.
It also says what signal it recieves.
PC 1080p
TV channel box 576i
and DVDplayer 480p
To test this i ran a DVDrip through my pc and it looked alot better since it was on the native resolution of the TV.
I ran the same DVDrip on my DVDplayer and it looked alot worse.
What i am trying to do is make the TV stay at 1080p and run the program channels. that are standard definiton. I want to upscale the image so it will not look with shifted pixels that you get with anything lower that native resolution. Especially since its the lowest which makes it look very poor quality and even my standart CRT TV looks better. I was thinking there was such an accesory that i can connect my TVbox signal to that accesory and then to my TV.costyssj4
What i am trying to do is make the TV stay at 1080p and run the program channels. that are standard definiton. I want to upscale the image so it will not look with shifted pixels that you get with anything lower that native resolution. Especially since its the lowest which makes it look very poor quality and even my standart CRT TV looks better. I was thinking there was such an accesory that i can connect my TVbox signal to that accesory and then to my TV.costyssj4I get what you mean. You basically want something to upscale 480p signal to 1080p before being output into your TV. In other words you don't want your TV to do the upscaling for you which is what's happening now, apparent LG has really horrible upscaling fron what I gather. You will never get pixel per pixel mapping of a true 1080p signal with any hardware upscaling. But to get what you want, you need a hardware upscaler independent of your TV. For your DVD Player, you need a 1080p upscaling DVD Player. This will do exactly what you are asking. It will upconvert the 480p signal to 1080p before sending it to your TV. Thus your TV will say 1080p in it's signal display box. Doing this actually gets better results then TV upscalers. P.S Don't listen to Shawty1984, this guy has no idea what he's talking about.
[QUOTE="costyssj4"]What i am trying to do is make the TV stay at 1080p and run the program channels. that are standard definiton. I want to upscale the image so it will not look with shifted pixels that you get with anything lower that native resolution. Especially since its the lowest which makes it look very poor quality and even my standart CRT TV looks better. I was thinking there was such an accesory that i can connect my TVbox signal to that accesory and then to my TV.pimperjonesI get what you mean. You basically want something to upscale 480p signal to 1080p before being output into your TV. In other words you don't want your TV to do the upscaling for you which is what's happening now, apparent LG has really horrible upscaling fron what I gather. You will never get pixel per pixel mapping of a true 1080p signal with any hardware upscaling. But to get what you want, you need a hardware upscaler independent of your TV. For your DVD Player, you need a 1080p upscaling DVD Player. This will do exactly what you are asking. It will upconvert the 480p signal to 1080p before sending it to your TV. Thus your TV will say 1080p in it's signal display box. Doing this actually gets better results then TV upscalers. P.S Don't listen to Shawty1984, this guy has no idea what he's talking about.
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[QUOTE="pimperjones"] I get what you mean. You basically want something to upscale 480p signal to 1080p before being output into your TV. In other words you don't want your TV to do the upscaling for you which is what's happening now, apparent LG has really horrible upscaling fron what I gather. You will never get pixel per pixel mapping of a true 1080p signal with any hardware upscaling. But to get what you want, you need a hardware upscaler independent of your TV. For your DVD Player, you need a 1080p upscaling DVD Player. This will do exactly what you are asking. It will upconvert the 480p signal to 1080p before sending it to your TV. Thus your TV will say 1080p in it's signal display box. Doing this actually gets better results then TV upscalers. P.S Don't listen to Shawty1984, this guy has no idea what he's talking about. pimperjones
P.S It's "dependent" not depenent. For crying out loud have some self respect. Please don't go crying to mods again, LOL. I'm sorry, I will play nice. LOL
Yeah, that's why you opted to not answer his question in your first post. Before I even decided to joined the discussion. pimperjones
Weak enough to make you cry to the mods. Whhhattttt! You set yourself up for that one. pimperjones
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