HDTV Pro

Robin Goodfellow asked:


I know it’ll be some time before the 3d stuff is widely available but as I can afford to spend several grand now I figured it would be a good idea to get it now, after doing a bit of homework. My understanding is that the tv has to have a certain refresh rate, i may be wrong. If anyone can point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.

bloody2k asked:

Connecting a Panasonic 3D HDTV (TX-P50VT20E) together with a PC equipped with an ATI Radeon HD 5970 video card using latest Catalyst 10.10c along with the newest iZ3D Driver over the HDMI interface for use with stereoscopic 3D content. Unfortunately the results were not that great - although the depth could be seenen, the annoying flashing of the image and artifacts appearing randomly totally ruin the experience. Apparently the TX-P50VT20E is not yet compatible with AMD’s solution for 3D, although it works just fine with Nvidia’s 3DTV Play…

nannou asked:


I want to import my 3d animation into Adobe Premire which is in HDTV (1920×1080) but it comes out cropped! I even change the frame settings in the general settings tab but when I export/edit/whatever premiere still crops it. How do I make it recognize my file is 1920×1080?
How do you reply to messages ?!??!?!?!?!!

I figured it out! Thanks. Turns out I was running the version of premiere right before they came out with HD support.

theiceman1176 asked:


Please dont say go throught the settings menu because Ive tried that and it was very frustrating. I set it up, told it switch to RGB, plugged in the rgb cables, and waited, and it went back to the setup screen.

Now the tv I want to play on doesn’t have an HDMI input, so im screwed because I get no video what so ever. Im more frustrated than anything else because Sony is basically saying you can only play on 1 television and if you set it up for 1 youre stuck playing on that 1. It should detect automatically or have an external switch. Can anyone help or am I just not playing today?

John asked:


I want to run HDMI from our basement media room to our upstairs computer room. The run is about 160 feet. Some people say really heavy gauge HDMI cable, but that’s expensive and may or may not work with any given equipment. Some say HDMI to Cat 6 adapters, but others have also complained of issues with their particular equipment. I’m flummoxed!

Lee7an asked:


Hi, I have a 1080p led HDTV. The HDTV doesn’t say anything about 3D, So i was wondering can i watch 3D movies if i buy a 3D Glass ? Explain

The Brain asked:


I want to watch TV sometime without turning on the whole Surroundsound. The TV speaker doesn’t work when the hdmi is hooked up through the reciever.

bestbuybigflats asked:

www.facebook.com Ryan, one of our home essentials sales guys, gives us the run down on 3D HDTV. If you’ve been thinking about using a 3D TV in your home, this video will give you a crash course that will get you started. We invite you to stop by and try out our 3D HDTV demo in the store anytime!!!

Mike G asked:


i got my 720p tv that supports up to 1080i(with hdmi and component cables) hooked up to a dvd player/ surround sound (that upconverts standard 480p dvds to 1080i) with composite cables. How much better will the picture look when i hook it up with an hdmi cable?
no, im definitely talking about composite cables. I remember these cables i used came with my nintendo 64 way back in 96

We need mafia back screw hogan asked:


ok I do have a 120hz TV, if that helps, But
a 3d blu ray player someone mentioned makes
me laugh.