yes, that resolution is better than 720p by a few pixels. but your picture may be a bit stretched or black bars will show upcan a 1366 x 768 pixels support 720p?
thanks but how do you mean stretched or black stars will this look terribly bad?
Don't wory, if there were black bars they would only be a few pixels wide and not even remotely noticable. That res is 720p, so it'll look great
ive been wondering what is 1280 x 960?
[QUOTE=''billyforde'']Don't wory, if there were black bars they would only be a few pixels wide and not even remotely noticable. That res is 720p, so it'll look great[/QUOTE] alrigt!!!!!!!!!thanks
Don't worry son it won't stretch the pic it will just display at the 720p res, now run along.
Um, there are no black bars or anything. I got a tv that res, set it to 1080i and it looks awsome. 1080i on a 1366x768 looks better than 720p.
[QUOTE=''CrazyAssJack'']Don't worry son it won't stretch the pic it will just display at the 720p res, now run along.[/QUOTE]Ummm, son, it will most likely stretch the image some as the vast majority of pc monitors don't have 1:1 pixel mapping. This stretching will cause an image which is not as clear as an image running at the monitors native resolution. It won't look bad, but it won't look perfect either. Now run along.....
[QUOTE=''Endgame_basic''] [QUOTE=''CrazyAssJack'']Don't worry son it won't stretch the pic it will just display at the 720p res, now run along.[/QUOTE]Ummm, son, it will most likely stretch the image some as the vast majority of pc monitors don't have 1:1 pixel mapping. This stretching will cause an image which is not as clear as an image running at the monitors native resolution. It won't look bad, but it won't look perfect either. Now run along..... [/QUOTE]Um I'm afraid your wrong son, that is the max res for that TV, however because 720p displays at a lower res that is what the TV will output, not its max res so run along.;)
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