Monarch
Distinguished Member
Hello people,
I've just bought a Panasonic TH-37PX80 and set up my PS3 on it for my first HD gaming experience and was wondering about the settings and stuff. I set it to automatic and it set it to send a 1080p signal, even though the TV is 720p (because it can proccess a 1080p signal). Anyway, I was wondering whether it would be better to set it to display 720p instead so does anyone have any input?
Also, what about the other other settings? what else should I turn on/off?
I've had a slight problem as well which I've read a bit about and there doesn't appear to be a specific solution to. On the picture (most noticeable on the XMB) there is a kind of static interference (like 'snow' on an untuned analogue channel but green-ish). I've got 2 different HDMI cables and it happens on both. There not too bad cables, they were both about £5 each (one was reduced from about £20) and they're both short (1.5m). Is this because it's sending a 1080p signal or is it something else? I haven't had a chance to get it back on since I noticed it earlier. It isn't noticeable from further than a couple of feet away but it's annoying me
. And this doesn't happen on SD when watching normal TV, I didn't notice it on the Blu-ray movie I watched either (through the PS3) but i didnt look for it then
thanks
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I've just bought a Panasonic TH-37PX80 and set up my PS3 on it for my first HD gaming experience and was wondering about the settings and stuff. I set it to automatic and it set it to send a 1080p signal, even though the TV is 720p (because it can proccess a 1080p signal). Anyway, I was wondering whether it would be better to set it to display 720p instead so does anyone have any input?
Also, what about the other other settings? what else should I turn on/off?
I've had a slight problem as well which I've read a bit about and there doesn't appear to be a specific solution to. On the picture (most noticeable on the XMB) there is a kind of static interference (like 'snow' on an untuned analogue channel but green-ish). I've got 2 different HDMI cables and it happens on both. There not too bad cables, they were both about £5 each (one was reduced from about £20) and they're both short (1.5m). Is this because it's sending a 1080p signal or is it something else? I haven't had a chance to get it back on since I noticed it earlier. It isn't noticeable from further than a couple of feet away but it's annoying me
thanks
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