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Old 20-08-2007, 6:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

i just got a ps3 and have got it connected to my in76 via hdmi and im having problems getting blu ray movies to run at 24 fps they judder alot (help) runs fine with games and movies at normal 60 hz any ideas
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Old 20-08-2007, 8:26 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

I've got an IN78 which is basically the same machine. As far as I know these projectors don't have the 24fps setting so why not just enjoy what it can display, I recently borrowed a mates PS3 and I must admit I was blown away by the Blu-ray picture even when feeding the IN78 with 1080p it looked amazing.
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Old 20-08-2007, 9:00 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

if you look on infocus web site it says the projector can display 1080p 24

saying that blu-ray does look amazing better then sky hd but would like to get the in76 running at 24fps just to c if it makes any diffrence
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Old 25-08-2007, 1:23 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

any ideas lads
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Old 25-08-2007, 1:46 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

Some PJ's will accept 1080p24 but convert it to 60hz internally.
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Old 27-08-2007, 11:24 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

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if you look on infocus web site it says the projector can display 1080p 24

saying that blu-ray does look amazing better then sky hd but would like to get the in76 running at 24fps just to c if it makes any diffrence
The in76 can except 1080 24 but does not throw it out at 24 frames per second it changes it to 60hz you will need an in81 or 82 to do 24fps
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The in76 can except 1080 24 but does not throw it out at 24 frames per second it changes it to 60hz you will need an in81 or 82 to do 24fps

thats not quite right i can set the ps3 to 60 fps and it shows up on the in76 at 1080p 60 and runs no problem at all when i set the ps3 to 24fps the in76 shows 1080p 24 so it does support 24fps and does not change it up to 60 hz but the image judders and rips

And i have spoken to the tech support at infocus and they said it should be able to output at 24fps and are looking in to the problem thay said it might be down to the ps3
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thats not quite right i can set the ps3 to 60 fps and it shows up on the in76 at 1080p 60 and runs no problem at all when i set the ps3 to 24fps the in76 shows 1080p 24 so it does support 24fps and does not change it up to 60 hz but the image judders and rips
If it shows 1080p24 it can also mean to say it is receiving 1080p24 as input. I can get my BenQ W100 to show the words 720p and 1080i on screen but it is still converting it to 480.

If the image judders then it is 60hz.
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Old 27-08-2007, 10:23 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Re: in76 and ps3 blu-ray 24 fps problems

i do no that it is only a 720 p projector its the frame rate im talking about and if it upscaled the 24fps to 60 it should look ok same as when i set the ps3 to 60 , not judder so it is trying to play at 24fps but not doing a very good job hopefully a firmware update might fix the problem
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i do no that it is only a 720 p projector its the frame rate im talking about and if it upscaled the 24fps to 60 it should look ok same as when i set the ps3 to 60 , not judder so it is trying to play at 24fps but not doing a very good job hopefully a firmware update might fix the problem
I was using the frame rate of my one as a example of the PJ changing the signal (mine won't accept 1080p24) but displaying the input signal onscreen.

I still think it converts the signal to 720p60.
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