FL310
Novice Member
Hello everyone,
I have a PS3, Toshiba HD-DVD, HD DVR cable box, and a Panasonic AE900U 720P LCD projector. The three HD sources are connected via component cables through an Audio Authority automatic switcher. When I watch either the HD-DVD player or HD cable box, the picture looks amazing. The picture is clear and 3D like. When I use the PS3 for games, homemade HD videos, and to view HD trailers downloaded from the PS3 store the picture is amazing and clear.
Now to the issue. When I watch blu-ray or standard DVD movies on the PS3, the picture is too soft as it relates to the sharpness. The rest of the picture looks great, but the sharpness is too soft. I tried changing several items such as 720P to 1080i, but didn't notice any change. The projector senses 720P/60 or 1080i depending on whats been selected on the PS3. I have tried changing several BD settings to no avail. Do I have a defective PS3? Did I miss a setting in the PS3? Should I get an HDMI cable to connect to my projector? What are your thoughts.
Thanks,
GP
I have a PS3, Toshiba HD-DVD, HD DVR cable box, and a Panasonic AE900U 720P LCD projector. The three HD sources are connected via component cables through an Audio Authority automatic switcher. When I watch either the HD-DVD player or HD cable box, the picture looks amazing. The picture is clear and 3D like. When I use the PS3 for games, homemade HD videos, and to view HD trailers downloaded from the PS3 store the picture is amazing and clear.
Now to the issue. When I watch blu-ray or standard DVD movies on the PS3, the picture is too soft as it relates to the sharpness. The rest of the picture looks great, but the sharpness is too soft. I tried changing several items such as 720P to 1080i, but didn't notice any change. The projector senses 720P/60 or 1080i depending on whats been selected on the PS3. I have tried changing several BD settings to no avail. Do I have a defective PS3? Did I miss a setting in the PS3? Should I get an HDMI cable to connect to my projector? What are your thoughts.
Thanks,
GP