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shar1950
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Location: alberta, canada
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If I setup with 1080P, and going to watch mostlly Bell satl which is only 1080i, is there any point ?
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AnalogRocks
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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
TV/Projector: Sony 1252Q, AMPRO 4000G
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| shar1950 wrote: | | If I setup with 1080P, and going to watch mostlly Bell satl which is only 1080i, is there any point ? |
You have a VP50, it will take the 1080i and deinterlace it to 1080p won't it?
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shar1950
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I have no idea what the vp 50 can do or even how I should set it up to get the best picture out of it, I bought it used and I don't have any manual. Any suggestion would be great.
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CasetheCorvetteman
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Location: Australia
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Why not set it up in 1080i cause that is what the signal is, and set up the blu ray player in 1080p cause that is what the signal is, then if you can deinterlace the 1080i from the satalite box, see which you prefer and use whatever you like.
These projectors have lots of memories ya know  Set it up the way it looks best to you.
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shar1950
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That's a idea, I 'll try to setup 1080p, after the holidays and see which looks the best. I'm really like the picture in the 1080i, now that most programs are in HD. Now that leads to another question.....how do I select where the G90 will put the 1080P input ? I'm feeding every into input "c" on the pj ? Right now 1080i is on input "c" but where is it in the memory area ?
thanks everyone for the help !!!!
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CasetheCorvetteman
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You can have loads of them all going into the same input.
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