Batch
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....on a TV which can only support Standard Definition?
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What do you mean about only being able to support SD. Most LCDs with this resolution should come with a component input which will allow them to receive some of of HD picture, whether that is via Sky or games console etc. This may not be strictly "HD Ready" but it's only the lack of a digital input that it misses out on being labelled as such.Batch said:....on a TV which can only support Standard Definition?
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None whatsoever. Any set that has this demonstrates shockingly bad planning by the manufacturer. It'll be uncommon now, but a lot of it probably has to do with sets that were Component-equipped being brought over to Europe and having their Component inputs replaced with RGB SCART ones.What is the advantage of having a 1366 x 768 resolution....
....on a TV which can only support Standard Definition?
Nobody said otherwise.Lyris said:Batch is right, some TVs DO have panels of that size but only support Standard Def via the inputs
On most cases yes.HD-ready applies to the tv having an HDMI input or a HDCP-DVI input but the xbox360 won't use either of those,it will only use component(or a VGA cable) for its high-def signal.Batch said:so if my TV has a resolution of 1366 x 768 and has component inputs, will i beable to play the xbox 360 at 720p on it - even if the tv is not HD-Ready?
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No probs, you're emphasis on the word DO sounded like you thought some of didn't believe him.Lyris said:I know, I wasn't suggesting anyone had.