I have 32'in Samsung LA32B350 LCD TV which is only HD Ready only, but now i have plugged in HDMI Cable and Run at 1080p and it was working.
please tell me will it fries my tv and yeahh i tried 720p mode and the 1080p was much much clearer but te tv only hd ready and not full hd, will it fries?
if it downscalled then why both 720p and 1080p got so much diffence on my LCD TV?

This post has been edited by Tommy330: Aug 9 2010, 05:34 PM

yup it will. anything that isn't compatible will overheat the components.

are you sure?

Just hentam 1080p into the TV..let the TV do the rest.... such things no need to worry abt.

This post has been edited by azbro: Aug 9 2010, 05:32 PM

yeah. it'll shorten the lcd lifespan. if u don't trust me. u can go ahead and try.

But someone has told me, the HD Ready LCD TV can accept 1008 SIgnal
and in my LCD Tv manual book say " Screen fit function with HDMI 1080i and Component 1080i

No worry lar, it wont fries.............

Cant said the working of scaling engine shorter the lifespan, eventhose you watching tv program or 720p, the engine still working

ok i'll continue at 1080p , but i still panic and afraid

There has been NO cases so far abt a HDonly TV getting fried by a 1080p input....

I'm also pumping 1080p into my HD only TV...been a few years now

if like this then my tv spoil long time ago lo?

dont simply give advise if you dont know what you are talking about....

No. Your 32'in Samsung LCD TV will evolve to 55'in Samsung LED TV for sure.

feeding my peasant DLP 720 pj with 1080p signal for about 2 and half years. No issue.

A lot of smart alec here. If dunno anything just don't post. That way U save server space and avoid giving wrong information to others.

If your HDTV is 1080p COMPATIBLE, it will just scale the source to your native panel resolution (1024*768 or 1280*720 or 1388*768). If it is not 1080p compatible, worst thing that can happen is it will show NO SIGNAL or source not compatible type of message on the display.

ohh this is helpfull as my tv is hd rdy only but my ps3 detect it as 1080p

If you display is only HD, even if you pump in 1080p, you screen will not transform to a 1080p panel.
The engine will process the signals and so the necessary adjustment.

if signal is 1080p, but ur tv only support 720p.. nothing will happen..
you tv received more digital signal (binary bit) than required.. what is does is take only the important signal and dump the extra signals/bits..

actually, there's more than that..but. it's pretty much works like that.. or for detail, search down-scaling or down-sampling..

This post has been edited by zeese: Aug 10 2010, 03:02 PM

i dunno which is worst, a person with a stupid question or an overly clever answer

i think i go for the 1st one

I've power my 120W speaker with 135W power...and my speaker still no spoil after 2 years....

If your TV can support the input of 1080p signal and display then there is no issue what so ever like my SONY BRAVIA 32" which is HD Ready.

When your TV is not Full HD and cannot support FULL HD Signal then it will display "Resolution not supported"

Else your TV will work fine just blast FULL1080p signal no worries.... the component in your TV is fully tested to support this resolution and manufacturer would NOT jepordise their brand name on few overheat chips... if the TV can display then the TV can take the heat simple....

non full HD HDTV on the market most of them are specifically designed to process full HD 1080p signal

nope it wont