Search results

it sold 10 million it was very advanced for its time it even had internet gaming and web browsing it was powered by windows ce so it did erm crash lol

its called a kettle lead it doesnt just power kettles tho ;) real name is IEC-60320-C13/14 to uk mains plug

stick a uk kettle lead in it and it will work

yeah but it was great :) 640x480 come on !!! had some clasic games aswell chu chu rocket hehe

scrub that it seems it may have been there from launch

in a way yes but the dreamcast had an optional vga box so that would make it earlier but it wasnt available from launch

i thought the colours are alot more natural and life like it always helps to calibrate the set tho using something like dve component is more vivid and eye catching but to sit and watch it id get pissed off and headaches the bars i just live with i mean i hav ebeen watching widescreen...

using component for me gives me an image that has been drawn by a 3 yearold with a box of neon crayons its garish even after been tweaked the colours via vga are much more natural and its a better format watched indiana jones the other night and it looked very very nice via vga

its not stupid really you need a film that you can use as a benchmark and to impress people with you thousands of pounds spent on homecinema stuff lol you have to try and make it look worthwhile ;)

its funny the gf asked me the other day why there were still black bits on it now we had a widescreen tv i thought about trying to explain but i just gave up lol

2.39 is its real name its a 35mm anamorphic filmstock used from 1970 onwards there are so many different ratios 1.19:1: "Movietone" - early 35 mm sound film ratio used in the late 1920s and early 1930s, especially in Europe. The optical soundtrack was placed on the side of the 1.33 frame...

if you look on the back of the dvd box it will tell you the aspect ratio 1.85 will fill the screen 2.35 will have black bars but you can stretch it to fit

erm most widescreeen films will have black bars its the fact there are 2 main widescreen formats 1.85 and 2.35

you would need a line in

usually yes you couldcapture on your pc using a scart to svideo cable did you enable rgb on your sky box

because component is analogue where as dvi and hdmi are digital and have a much higher bandwidth than component they can support 1080p component only 1080i

composite >scart>svideo>scart(rgb)>component>dvi>hdmi

scart when setting the sky box to rgb output

yes if you select 1080 on component it will display fine tho as the tosh will accept 1080i inputs then rescale them to 1366x766 or something but via vga it does progressive only so your stuck with 768 max mine is 1080p tho

1920x1080 ;)

yup you would need a magnifying glass to see the detail

no you loose detail the smaller the screen you go as you just cant physically see it hence 1080p is a waste under 40" really

i take it you have a plasma then ? if its physical resolution check the book or website is 1024x768 then yes select that you will get a better picture as it wont need to scale it yet again

kdf vga 'CAN' be interlaced but it hasnt been used really since about 1980 something

720 and 1080 are resolutions bud infact the vertical resolution so look at the list of resolutions and find one that ends 720 and select that :)

damn slow server

either either both the same for average user unless you have super human ears and a huge wallet to but high end hifi stuff i find component a bit soft sometimes

there are some isues with lipsync and hdmi outputs also hdmi is used as its a single cable to carry video and sound and is capable of carying a digital high def signal. the only other connections capable of highdef are component(analogue and only carry video) and dvi (essentially the same as...

i agree but atleast the 360 has the ability to scale things unlike the ps3 that doest have a scaler so we are doing better on that front if you tv does only do 720p or some something else

how many 1080p sets do you actually want me to show you !!!!!