hey, ive been having alot of problems with my ps3 lately. i just bought a gateway fpd1975w and now im trying to get my ps3 to work with it, but when i plug in my cable (Hdmi with a DVI adapter), it doesnt work. ive done the hold down the bower button, but that doesnt work. any tips?
Did you change the display setting to hdmi? try connecting the console eith the supplied composite cable first, then change the display settings and finally plug the hdmi cable.
at the top it says that but go down look at the specs it says it no where it has HDCP look every where else it says it does not have HDCP Crazy87
Uhm,
High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection
Auto-rotation capable
Advanced color calibration
VGA and DVI input
Specifications Approvals UL, cUL, FCC forbidden Aspect Ratio 16x10 Brightness 300cd/m2 Colors 16.2 million Connections Analog (VGA) / Digital (DVI-D) Contrast Ratio 700:1 Dimensions with Stand 17.51 x 15.35 x 7.03 inches Dimensions without Stand 17.51 x 12.55 x 2.29 inches HCDPYesKensington Slot Yes Lamp Life 50,000 Limited Warranty 1 year parts and labor MTBF (hr, excluding lamp) 50,000 Panel Type LCD Color Active Matrix TFT WXGA Pixel Pitch 0.2835mm x 0.2835mm Power Consumption Normal Operation: Under 38W Standby: Under 2W Power Supply Built-in Resolutions 1440x900 (native and maximum) Response Time 8ms Screen Treatment Anti-glare Tilt Yes VESA Wall Mounting Yes - 100x100mm Viewable Size 19" (diagonal) Widescreen Viewing Angles 150/135 Weight with Stand 9.8 lbs Weight without Stand 8.6 lbs
theres a sticker on the front that its hdcp NERDep3
well then you tell me why it does not work the only reason for it not displaying is that your monitor is not HDCP i dont see any other reason why it would not work you said ps3 set to hdmi try one thing put it on your other tv and make sure its set to 480p/720p and leave 1080i unchecked or set it to auto thats all i can help you with
[QUOTE="Crazy87"] at the top it says that but go down look at the specs it says it no where it has HDCP look every where else it says it does not have HDCP emitsu97
Uhm,
High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection
Auto-rotation capable
Advanced color calibration
VGA and DVI input
Specifications Approvals UL, cUL, FCC forbidden Aspect Ratio 16x10 Brightness 300cd/m2 Colors 16.2 million Connections Analog (VGA) / Digital (DVI-D) Contrast Ratio 700:1 Dimensions with Stand 17.51 x 15.35 x 7.03 inches Dimensions without Stand 17.51 x 12.55 x 2.29 inches HCDPYesKensington Slot Yes Lamp Life 50,000 Limited Warranty 1 year parts and labor MTBF (hr, excluding lamp) 50,000 Panel Type LCD Color Active Matrix TFT WXGA Pixel Pitch 0.2835mm x 0.2835mm Power Consumption Normal Operation: Under 38W Standby: Under 2W Power Supply Built-in Resolutions 1440x900 (native and maximum) Response Time 8ms Screen Treatment Anti-glare Tilt Yes VESA Wall Mounting Yes - 100x100mm Viewable Size 19" (diagonal) Widescreen Viewing Angles 150/135 Weight with Stand 9.8 lbs Weight without Stand 8.6 lbs
Did you change the display setting to hdmi? try connecting the console eith the supplied composite cable first, then change the display settings and finally plug the hdmi cable.rickspin
hey, ive been having alot of problems with my ps3 lately. i just bought a gateway fpd1975w and now im trying to get my ps3 to work with it, but when i plug in my cable (Hdmi with a DVI adapter), it doesnt work. ive done the hold down the bower button, but that doesnt work. any tips?NERDep3
Top save people trouble why don't people just buy PC Monitors with Component Input, that way you don't need to worry about HDCP. Most high end 21" and above LCD Monitors have component input. I have a Samsung 2105 BW and it has component/picture in picture/HDCP/Composite/S Video/DVI D and it even comes with built in speaker and passthrough.
http://www.ps3chat.com/playstation-3-hardware/780-what-do-you-know-about-hdmi-dvi-d.html I found that just now, because I am also wanting to buy the SAME MONITOR. I hope you can fix this problem, so I can be relieved and buy the monitor.
[QUOTE="rickspin"]Did you change the display setting to hdmi? try connecting the console eith the supplied composite cable first, then change the display settings and finally plug the hdmi cable.bondps3
[QUOTE="NamanOWNSyou"]http://www.ps3chat.com/playstation-3-hardware/780-what-do-you-know-about-hdmi-dvi-d.html I found that just now, because I am also wanting to buy the SAME MONITOR. I hope you can fix this problem, so I can be relieved and buy the monitor. BUMP!
Top save people trouble why don't people just buy PC Monitors with Component Input, that way you don't need to worry about HDCP. Most high end 21" and above LCD Monitors have component input. I have a Samsung 2105 BW and it has component/picture in picture/HDCP/Composite/S Video/DVI D and it even comes with built in speaker and passthrough. pimperjones
You can only get 720P with the component cables on the monitors I think.
[QUOTE="pimperjones"]Top save people trouble why don't people just buy PC Monitors with Component Input, that way you don't need to worry about HDCP. Most high end 21" and above LCD Monitors have component input. I have a Samsung 2105 BW and it has component/picture in picture/HDCP/Composite/S Video/DVI D and it even comes with built in speaker and passthrough. Deihmos
You can only get 720P with the component cables on the monitors I think. Most 21-22" LCD displays only go up to 1680 resolution, which mean you won't get 1080p even if you did hook it up via DVI-D or HDMI. Only 24" monitors and above support Full 1080p resolution. PS3 won't output 1080p resolution unless your display has 1920 and above resolution. Which means you're gonna have to drop a G-note on a 24 incher or drop 2 grand on a 27" Q-resolution diplay.
[QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="pimperjones"]Top save people trouble why don't people just buy PC Monitors with Component Input, that way you don't need to worry about HDCP. Most high end 21" and above LCD Monitors have component input. I have a Samsung 2105 BW and it has component/picture in picture/HDCP/Composite/S Video/DVI D and it even comes with built in speaker and passthrough. pimperjones
You can only get 720P with the component cables on the monitors I think. Most 21-22" LCD displays only go up to 1680 resolution, which mean you won't get 1080p even if you did hook it up via DVI-D or HDMI. Only 24" monitors and above support Full 1080p resolution. PS3 won't output 1080p resolution unless your display has 1920 and above resolution. Which means you're gonna have to drop a G-note on a 24 incher or drop 2 grand on a 27" Q-resolution diplay. Actually, many non-1920x1200/1080* monitors can take in a signal of 1080p and then scale it down to their native resolutions. A user named Miguel16 on these boards has a 19" 1440x900 monitor that accepts 1080p and then downscales it. For 1080p native/true, there ARE monitors below a grand. Cheapest is $500-$600 (DELL Ultrasharp, Benq, Gateway: all HDCP and all cheap).
[QUOTE="pimperjones"][QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="pimperjones"]Top save people trouble why don't people just buy PC Monitors with Component Input, that way you don't need to worry about HDCP. Most high end 21" and above LCD Monitors have component input. I have a Samsung 2105 BW and it has component/picture in picture/HDCP/Composite/S Video/DVI D and it even comes with built in speaker and passthrough. NamanOWNSyou
You can only get 720P with the component cables on the monitors I think. Most 21-22" LCD displays only go up to 1680 resolution, which mean you won't get 1080p even if you did hook it up via DVI-D or HDMI. Only 24" monitors and above support Full 1080p resolution. PS3 won't output 1080p resolution unless your display has 1920 and above resolution. Which means you're gonna have to drop a G-note on a 24 incher or drop 2 grand on a 27" Q-resolution diplay. Actually, many non-1920x1200/1080* monitors can take in a signal of 1080p and then scale it down to their native resolutions. A user named Miguel16 on these boards has a 19" 1440x900 monitor that accepts 1080p and then downscales it. For 1080p native/true, there ARE monitors below a grand. Cheapest is $500-$600 (DELL Ultrasharp, Benq, Gateway: all HDCP and all cheap). Any monitor can accept a 1080p signal even SD, but the PS3 won't send a 1080p signal to just any monitor. The PS3 will only send an 1080p signal to monitors that have 1920 native res and above. I have tried hooking up my PS3 to my monitor and it won't send any signal over 720p, because it doesn't detect my monitor as a 1080p display.
[QUOTE="NamanOWNSyou"][QUOTE="pimperjones"][QUOTE="Deihmos"][QUOTE="pimperjones"]Top save people trouble why don't people just buy PC Monitors with Component Input, that way you don't need to worry about HDCP. Most high end 21" and above LCD Monitors have component input. I have a Samsung 2105 BW and it has component/picture in picture/HDCP/Composite/S Video/DVI D and it even comes with built in speaker and passthrough. pimperjones
You can only get 720P with the component cables on the monitors I think. Most 21-22" LCD displays only go up to 1680 resolution, which mean you won't get 1080p even if you did hook it up via DVI-D or HDMI. Only 24" monitors and above support Full 1080p resolution. PS3 won't output 1080p resolution unless your display has 1920 and above resolution. Which means you're gonna have to drop a G-note on a 24 incher or drop 2 grand on a 27" Q-resolution diplay. Actually, many non-1920x1200/1080* monitors can take in a signal of 1080p and then scale it down to their native resolutions. A user named Miguel16 on these boards has a 19" 1440x900 monitor that accepts 1080p and then downscales it. For 1080p native/true, there ARE monitors below a grand. Cheapest is $500-$600 (DELL Ultrasharp, Benq, Gateway: all HDCP and all cheap). Any monitor can accept a 1080p signal even SD, but the PS3 won't send a 1080p signal to just any monitor. The PS3 will only send an 1080p signal to monitors that have 1920 native res and above. I have tried hooking up my PS3 to my monitor and it won't send any signal over 720p, because it doesn't detect my monitor as a 1080p display. It detects Miguel16's monitor as 1080 capable, because it accepts 1080 as an input resolution, and then downscales it.
hi to everybody!!new member in the forum.i would like to ask you,if the new monitor that i just ordered,the samsung 2433lw is compatible with the ps3.thank you in advance!!!
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