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Old 04-12-2007, 1:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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PS3 24htz setting?
Should i have this on Auto, On or off?

I gather its to do with the 24fps setting on the blue ray dvd.

Ive currently got it set to on.
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Should i have this on Auto, On or off?

I gather its to do with the 24fps setting on the blue ray dvd.

Ive currently got it set to on.
You should have this set to auto unless your tv supports it.
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Should i have this on Auto, On or off?

I gather its to do with the 24fps setting on the blue ray dvd.

Ive currently got it set to on.
Hi mate
I leave mine to ON.
But you can leave it to AUTO,it's just some receivers and displays have a bit of trouble accepting the 24fps if set to AUTO.
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I leave mine to ON.
But you can leave it to AUTO,it's just some receivers and displays have a bit of trouble accepting the 24fps if set to AUTO.


Thanks again Kingfats

I think my TV supports it im trying to find out now. It says on Amazon it does but ive read on here ti doesnt lol.

Ill leave it set to ON for now as it still seems to be playing ok.
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Thanks again Kingfats

I think my TV supports it im trying to find out now. It says on Amazon it does but ive read on here ti doesnt lol.

Ill leave it set to ON for now as it still seems to be playing ok.
What TV do you have. I'm sure someone here will know.

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