but not on MB, MBP 15inch ones
Output up to 2560x1600 is available on all current MacBooks bar the white one.
but not on MB, MBP 15inch ones
yes if it doesnt say interlaced then it is running in progressive
still dont know why it didnt just default to that. seems like a lot of work, but whatever enjoy!!
yes if it doesnt say interlaced then it is running in progressive
still dont know why it didnt just default to that. seems like a lot of work, but whatever enjoy!!
Thank you all, I thank you, now my tv is in 1080 without the "i", which I believe is the 1080p resolution as the screen with this incredible quality. I had to enable the option show display in menu bar, then the default list of the 1080p option is not displayed. Thank you and hope that the next user of any doubt I can help with some information.
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just to be clear:
I have a Samsung as well, I stumbled onto all the fixes, and my question is:
1920X1080 is the highest res I can get? I ask because, there are black bars on either side of the screen. It looks ALRIGHT, i guess, but, I'm not blown away or anything. I have a 40inch Samsung. I wanted to watch Planet Earth on it in full screen, but, it mattes out the picture (using VLC) on top and bottom and on both the right and left side. Am I doing something wrong?
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Mattio
Hello. I have exactly the same HDTV and Macbook Pro5,1. My problem is when I run Windows Vista with Boot Camp, I put clone on my video card settings and I see the same picture on my monitor at 1440x900 and on my Samsung HDTV at 1080p, but I just can't get it work on Leopard. On Leopard if I put mirroring on my monitor I see 1440x900, but on my HDTV I see 1080i and there are black borders (about 1 inch) on the left and right side of the TV. The Samsung TV is set to "Just scan". I use mini-DVI to DVI to HDMI. The annoying is that on Vista the picture perfectly fits the TV and on Leopard not![]()
Don't mirror the displays and select the correct resolution for the TV (1920x1080).
It seems this is the only option in Leopard, if I like to see fullscreen 1080p on my TV. Thanks!