ncted SatelliteGuys Master Pub Member / Supporter Jul 4, 2004 5,850 4,044 Durham, NC Aug 7, 2017 #21 bluedevil1974 said: I realized it on an intellectual level but would have been happy to have been wrong. Thanks for confirming. Click to expand... Be sure to let us know if/when you figure it out. That is a nice looking TV, so I am sure people here will be interested to know. Reactions: Tampa8
bluedevil1974 said: I realized it on an intellectual level but would have been happy to have been wrong. Thanks for confirming. Click to expand... Be sure to let us know if/when you figure it out. That is a nice looking TV, so I am sure people here will be interested to know.
ChadT41 THE BEST THERE HAS EVER BEEN Apr 20, 2014 11,080 4,512 Mesa, Az Aug 9, 2017 #22 Get a Hopper3. Not saying it'll fix it, however with all the features and quick accesses again, you may forget about it.
Get a Hopper3. Not saying it'll fix it, however with all the features and quick accesses again, you may forget about it.
glynnp SatelliteGuys Pro Jul 16, 2017 511 949 Texas Aug 9, 2017 #23 ChadT41 said: Get a Hopper3. Not saying it'll fix it, however with all the features and quick accesses again, you may forget about it. Click to expand... What's that sound? It's the anti Hopper 3 crowd out there in the cheap seats clapping their hands and stomping their feet. All four of them Reactions: comfortably_numb
ChadT41 said: Get a Hopper3. Not saying it'll fix it, however with all the features and quick accesses again, you may forget about it. Click to expand... What's that sound? It's the anti Hopper 3 crowd out there in the cheap seats clapping their hands and stomping their feet. All four of them
navychop Member of the Month - July 2014! Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Jul 20, 2005 59,665 26,831 Northern VA Aug 9, 2017 #24 mdram said: well if you hooked it to a 720tv, it had to be outputting 720 or lower just double check the output rez Click to expand... ??? I'm pretty sure all 720 TVs will downrez a higher signal. Mine does. Reactions: charlesrshell
mdram said: well if you hooked it to a 720tv, it had to be outputting 720 or lower just double check the output rez Click to expand... ??? I'm pretty sure all 720 TVs will downrez a higher signal. Mine does.
KAB SatelliteGuys Master Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Sep 20, 2005 21,710 5,196 Fishers, IN Aug 9, 2017 #25 navychop said: ??? I'm pretty sure all 720 TVs will downrez a higher signal. Mine does. Click to expand... They do. Reactions: comfortably_numb
navychop said: ??? I'm pretty sure all 720 TVs will downrez a higher signal. Mine does. Click to expand... They do.
ncted SatelliteGuys Master Pub Member / Supporter Jul 4, 2004 5,850 4,044 Durham, NC Aug 9, 2017 #26 navychop said: ??? I'm pretty sure all 720 TVs will downrez a higher signal. Mine does. Click to expand... Almost universally, yes, and I would not expect that to result in the display problems the OP describes in any case. If the TV could not handle 1080i/p, it should just result in a blank screen or maybe an out of range error message.
navychop said: ??? I'm pretty sure all 720 TVs will downrez a higher signal. Mine does. Click to expand... Almost universally, yes, and I would not expect that to result in the display problems the OP describes in any case. If the TV could not handle 1080i/p, it should just result in a blank screen or maybe an out of range error message.