Yodabunny wrote:
Edit. I was incorrect it's Nintendo that limits it to 480p.
Which kind of sucks for using Netflix through your Wii. Not enough to stop me from doing it but enough to make me aimlessly grumble at Nintendo.
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Which kind of sucks for using Netflix through your Wii. Not enough to stop me from doing it but enough to make me aimlessly grumble at Nintendo.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Well, I finally hooked up my HDMI cable to the PS3 and it works correctly. And found out that the TV in my living room actually supports 1080p.
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
TirithRR the Eccentric wrote:
Well, I finally hooked up my HDMI cable to the PS3 and it works correctly. And found out that the TV in my living room actually supports 1080p.
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
Quote:
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
There's no good reason why he couldn't get a widescreen image with component cables at 720 or 1080i. I mean obviously there's a reason that it happened but nothing inherent about component cables that should have caused the problem in the OP.
Edited, Dec 25th 2010 8:42pm by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
Quote:
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
There's no good reason why he couldn't get a widescreen image with component cables at 720 or 1080i. I mean obviously there's a reason that it happened but nothing inherent about component cables that should have caused the problem in the OP.
Edited, Dec 25th 2010 8:42pm by Jophiel
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
Jophiel wrote:
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
Quote:
Strange that I couldn't get it to work with the component cables.
There's no good reason why he couldn't get a widescreen image with component cables at 720 or 1080i. I mean obviously there's a reason that it happened but nothing inherent about component cables that should have caused the problem in the OP.
Edited, Dec 25th 2010 8:42pm by Jophiel
But I already knew my PS3 could output 720p while playing its games and my TV supported it. And my TV supported 720p video output from my cable box (I could watch widescreen movies!). It really wasn't that drastic of an assumption that the PS3 should be able to output a 720p widescreen image using the exact same setup. Yet for some reason beyond me, the PS3 doesn't like playing DVDs over the component cables. It plays games over it no problem, and my cable box plays movies over the same type of cables, etc, etc.
So no, it is not like me wondering why an NES will not play Black Ops.
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
If you are using a receiver you may have to run Component out cables to your TV, it won't send component cable signals through the HDMI out.
Wait...you are using the same setting on your receiver for games as you are for dvds right?
Edited, Dec 26th 2010 11:59am by Yodabunny
Wait...you are using the same setting on your receiver for games as you are for dvds right?
Edited, Dec 26th 2010 11:59am by Yodabunny
you need a crossover cable.
Yodabunny wrote:
If you are using a receiver you may have to run Component out cables to your TV, it won't send component cable signals through the HDMI out.
Wait...you are using the same setting on your receiver for games as you are for dvds right?
Wait...you are using the same setting on your receiver for games as you are for dvds right?
My cable box has a set of YPBPR outputs that are connected to one of the YPBPR inputs on my TV. This is separate from my PS3 input, which was on a second set of YPBPR inputs on my TV (but is now connected to one of the HDMI inputs). I don't have a receiver of any sort between my PS3 and TV.
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