teiresias said:Right now the PS3 only supports 1080i as the HD output for Blu-Ray, otherwise if you don't have the PS3 set to output 1080i as a supported resolution is defaults to outputting 480p i believe.
So to properly play Blu-Ray you have to have 1080i set as a resolution and let your display scale it down to 720p. The scaler in my projector is fine though, so I don't really mind at all, I can't even tell the difference in the XMB between 720p and 1080i, so I just leave 1080i enabled all the time.
IJoel said:What the... So it doesn't support 1080p through HDMI for Blu-Ray? I just got a PS3, and I can't make it send 1080p to my 1080p HDTV for Blu-Ray. I thought it supported 1080i/p.![]()
Mrbob said:It does support 1080P for your 1080P tv, through HDMI.
He is talking about supporting a 720P set with Blu Ray movies.
IJoel said:How do I make it do that then? It just displays 1080i for me during a Blu Ray movie. It does 1080p on the dashboard though.
IJoel said:How do I make it do that then? It just displays 1080i for me during a Blu Ray movie. It does 1080p on the dashboard though.
JB1981 said:Disable 1080i output before watching a blu-ray movie maybe? Dunno.
IJoel said:If I do that, it displays it in 480p.
JB1981 said:Really?
What model Samsung do you have? Are you sure it's 1080p native?
IJoel said:HL-S6187
It supports 1080p for my Xbox 360 with both games and HD-DVDs fine.
Below is Evan Powell's (Projector Central) appraisal of the 1080i vs 1080p controversy.
"The truth is this: The Toshiba HD-DVD player outputs 1080i, and the Samsung Blu-ray player outputs both 1080i and 1080p. What they fail to mention is that it makes absolutely no difference which transmission format you usefeeding 1080i or 1080p into your projector or HDTV will give you the exact same picture. Why? Both disc formats encode film material in progressive scan 1080p at 24 frames per second. It does not matter whether you output this data in 1080i or 1080p since all 1080 lines of information on the disc are fed into your video display either way. The only difference is the order in which they are transmitted. If they are fed in progressive order (1080p), the video display will process them in that order. If they are fed in interlaced format (1080i), the video display simply reassembles them into their original progressive scan order. Either way all 1080 lines per frame that are on the disc make it into the projector or TV. The fact is, if you happen to have the Samsung Blu-ray player and a video display that takes both 1080i and 1080p, you can switch the player back and forth between 1080i and 1080p output and see absolutely no difference in the picture. ."
Mrbob said:I wonder if your HDMI input only supports 1080i, but saying your dashboard runs at 1080P throws it off.
To be honest though, going from 1080i to 1080P on your 1080P set is pretty much a nonfactor.
IJoel said:I doubt that's the case as I previously had my laptop plugged in through hdmi outputting 1080p.
I feel like such a n00b.![]()
JB1981 said:It honestly might just be that particular disk. Have you tried anything else?
Zoe said:Yup, I've been doing that since day one. I just wish I could get the Mainichi Issho cosplay packs![]()
IJoel said:HL-S6187
It supports 1080p for my Xbox 360 with both games and HD-DVDs fine.
I was watching NIN's 'Beside You In Time' Blu-Ray disc.
distantmantra said:How does one do this? Do you just make a new user with Japan as the region? I'd like to see the HD Gundam Musou trailer to make waiting easier...
Zoe said:Well, you do that for the free stuff, but the cosplay packs for Mainichi Issho actually cost money
There is stuff on the Japanese site for free that doesn't appear on the US or HK sites, so I would recommend setting up an account. You can usually tell what things are, and the free stuff is marked as 無料 in the price field. At the moment though there are no exclusive games/demos except for Mainichi, which is only good if you can understand some Japanese or you like the Brain Training-type stuff (I finally cracked the top 500!).
Zoe said:Well, you do that for the free stuff, but the cosplay packs for Mainichi Issho actually cost money
There is stuff on the Japanese site for free that doesn't appear on the US or HK sites, so I would recommend setting up an account. You can usually tell what things are, and the free stuff is marked as 無料 in the price field. At the moment though there are no exclusive games/demos except for Mainichi, which is only good if you can understand some Japanese or you like the Brain Training-type stuff (I finally cracked the top 500!).
distantmantra said:I didn't see any demos on the JP Playstation store. Am I missing something? I can read katakana and hiragana (but not understand it all) and a small amount of kanji and I all could find were promo movies, downloadable PSP games, downloadable PS3 full games, but no demos. Like I said above, am I missing something?
All Hail C-Webb said:I have the HL-S5087W and 1080P works just fine. I'll check my settings the next time I have a chance. Try dl'ing one of the 1080P demo's, see if they work properly.
brandonh83 said:What resolution does the XMB look best at? My monitor is native 720p and supports 1080i, but when I only check the 720 box, my monitor overscans the XMB screen (I guess that's what it's called when things on screen that aren't supposed to be cut off are) but when I check that as well as 1080i, it sets the XMB screen to 1080i. I've tried adjusting my monitor but nothing seems to work.
Also when I run a lot of games at 720p like GT:HD and Resistance (the demo), it overscans those as well.
teiresias said:Does your monitor have an option to turn overscan off? My projector allows me to turn overscan on or off in the menu.
blindrocket said:So for those of us with 720p TVs and want to test out 1080p to see if it looks good before buying a BD title, will playing back a 1080p video from the PS store provide the same result? For whatever reason I just assumed it would playback in 720p straight from the PS3.
IJoel said:1080p works fine for the dashboard and games (tried Blast Factor). It doesn't seem to stick for movies, and I know it's not the TV since I was using the very same HDMI input to plug in my computer and it displayed 1080p fine.
There's only one setting right? The video one where there are check boxes for 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p, I believe.
In the Blu-ray spec, 1080p/30 video is flagged as 1080i/60. During playback the stream is then displayed properly as progressive 30 fps 1080 video, although your on screen display will say 1080i because it's reading the flag.
Jim said::lol looks like you picked a good first BRD:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=812481
NiN BRD is one of the very few 30fps encoded discs out there, apparently.
Push R2 and L2 down really, really hard. When I first got my PS3, the R2 button was stuck, and as a result, my PS3 would ignore all controller input at certain screens. Firmly pushing it down all the way reseated it.neojubei said:oh crap my controller x triangle, circle, square, start, select buttons do not work
Dammit they WORK, but they do NOT work when i press the PS button to quit game.
ARRRRGHHH
BuddyC said:Push R2 and L2 down really, really hard. When I first got my PS3, the R2 button was stuck, and as a result, my PS3 would ignore all controller input at certain screens. Firmly pushing it down all the way reseated it.
f@luS said:This is very important for me .
IS the BR movie of anything as good looking as PSN trailer of the same movie?
I have Talladega BR with my PS3.Since i have a 720p , i have to watch it @ 1080i. Its nowhere near the quality of the PSN trailer of the same movie.
Is it my TV which can not handle 1080i a proper way , or is the BR movie not as good looking as the trailer? (incredible quality).
If yes , i dream about a fix (720p br) , or ill wait for my 1080p tv to watch any BR....
So , anybody got a 1080p TV , and can try both the BR & trailer ?
thx
f@luS said:This is very important for me .
IS the BR movie of anything as good looking as PSN trailer of the same movie?
I have Talladega BR with my PS3.Since i have a 720p , i have to watch it @ 1080i. Its nowhere near the quality of the PSN trailer of the same movie.
Is it my TV which can not handle 1080i a proper way , or is the BR movie not as good looking as the trailer? (incredible quality).
If yes , i dream about a fix (720p br) , or ill wait for my 1080p tv to watch any BR....
So , anybody got a 1080p TV , and can try both the BR & trailer ?
thx
jjasper said:I have a 720p tv and the TD BR too and to me it didn't look any better than the DVD so I was pretty worried but every other BD as looked awesome, I think it is more a problem with the transfer and not as much a scaler problem. But you should check out another movie just to make sure.
DenogginizerOS said: