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#1 Booty998
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I got my HDTV and its native resolution is 720p so should i have my 360, HD DVD player and cable box at 720p or 1080i and also is there a remote that can control my TV, comcast cable box, 360, 360 HD DVD player, and surround sound system? thanks

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Any one?

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Any one
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Harmony universal remote. Works magic. And yes, set it to 720p.
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I got my HDTV and its native resolution is 720p so should i have my 360, HD DVD player and cable box at 720p or 1080i and also is there a remote that can control my TV, comcast cable box, 360, 360 HD DVD player, and surround sound system? thanks

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Set it to 720p, it will look the best on your hardware. non-native resolutions will always look slightly worse even if they are a higher resolution. Logitech's Harmony line are the gods of remote controls. They're expensive, but they'll control your tv, cable box, audio setup, and even your 360 (and I can almost promise you it would work with your HD-DVD drive but I've never seen it tested).
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though it can run at both put it at 720p because output would be specifically for 720p, thus built for a 720p tv.
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yeah whooooo thats my kinda sh!t
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I got my HDTV and its native resolution is 720p so should i have my 360, HD DVD player and cable box at 720p or 1080i and also is there a remote that can control my TV, comcast cable box, 360, 360 HD DVD player, and surround sound system? thanks

Booty998
stop trolling. go to system wars for this.
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#10 Booty998
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would this control my comcast cable box? http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7573217&st=Logitech+Xbox+360+Harmony+Remote+&type=product&id=1129786057169

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#11 X_BOX_ROXS89
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[QUOTE="Booty998"]

I got my HDTV and its native resolution is 720p so should i have my 360, HD DVD player and cable box at 720p or 1080i and also is there a remote that can control my TV, comcast cable box, 360, 360 HD DVD player, and surround sound system? thanks

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stop trolling. go to system wars for this.

system wars, tv vs dvd player vs cable box vs 360??? That's like having two different species mate...
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