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Samsung Series 7 DLP 1080p Black Screen, Tearing

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2 Samsung Series 7 DLP 1080p Black Screen, TearingNew Samsung DLPs seem to have trouble with 1080p input. This is a Xbox 360 connected by component, set to 1080p, showing black screens and some tearing during Game startup. (RESOLVED–use HDMI or VGA instead or upgrade TV firmware)

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5 Responses to "Samsung Series 7 DLP 1080p Black Screen, Tearing"

  • LCMProducer says:
    June 13, 2010 at 9:52 pm

    ok i’m sorry for …
    ok i’m sorry for the caps, but i was getting frustrated. It seems i did jump the gun. In all my experience with video equipment i had assumed that 1080p was only by hdmi. Turns out if the display can recognize it over comp it will display it. BUT AACS doesn’t allow it with VIDEO. So if a video plays back the xbox will switch to 1080i/60 hz which it does at 45sec and a couple more times. The reason you can’t play back video is because you get exact pixal information at 1080p/24hz.60hz cheat

  • nrox653 says:
    June 13, 2010 at 9:52 pm

    Lay off the caps. …
    Lay off the caps. Anyways what you’re saying is a bunch of bullshit and Wikipedia is completely trustworthy.

  • LCMProducer says:
    June 13, 2010 at 9:52 pm

    COMPONENT CAN ONLY …
    COMPONENT CAN ONLY CARRY 1080i. THERE ISN’T ENOUGH BANDWIDTH FOR A PROGRESSIVE PICTURE THAT SIZE. COMPONENT IS A ANALOG SIGNAL. TRY 720P IF YOU’RE USING COMPONENT CABLES. HDMI OR DVI ARE ONLY CABLE THAT CAN CARRY 1080P. DON’T TRUST WIKIPEDIA. VGA IS LIKE COMPONENT BUT CAN HANDLE THE FRAME RATE FOR A PROGRESSIVE PICTURE.

  • silverbogie says:
    June 13, 2010 at 9:52 pm

    Samsung HDTVs …
    Samsung HDTVs accept 1080p via component. I had a Samsung LCD and got 1080p thru component.

  • turls says:
    June 13, 2010 at 9:52 pm

    Wrong. That might …
    Wrong. That might be a limitation with HDDVD, but not for gaming.

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