I have a DVI to HDMI connector that I run to my brand new HP 32" television. Problem is, as a monitor it runs at a very low resolution. I want to send a high resolution image to the television, how might I go about that. I've been messing with the ATI catalyst control center, and I have a Radeon X1050 video card. Is there a trick to it that I'm missing, or do I need new software.
Simulating High-res on HP 32" high-def LCD
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hermeslyre
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I'm not 100% certain on this but I believe you can destroy your TV if you send it a resolution it doesnt accept. At least that's what i've gathered from various websites when I tried it.
The_Other_One
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You can harm any older CRT style monitor or TV if you send a resolution too high to it, but newer ones and any LCD should prevent any damage from occuring.
Find what resolutions the TV can run at. Some are capable of simulating higher resolutions, but of course it's going to look pretty bad as you're losing pixels.
Find what resolutions the TV can run at. Some are capable of simulating higher resolutions, but of course it's going to look pretty bad as you're losing pixels.