My tv is getting 1920x1080 instead of 1080p

1920x1080 is 1080p...

1080p is 1920x1080

I knew some of you would say that, the problem, is when I press info on ym Tv control it'll tell me it is reveiving 1920x1080, when it say 1920x1080 it won,t let me turn on the 3d feature (side by side). It has to say 1080p, wich i can get with my xbox, (And I used to get from my Pc to Tv)Barioth11

Are you plugging it into the same HDMI Input that you were when it was working before?

Most likely not all of your HDMI Inputs are HDMI 1.4.

I have a normal monitor + my tv connected to my Pc, so when I watch movie I can put them on the Tv. I've some software that will put the movie in Side By Side mode so I can then turn it 3d, altough my Tv won't go in 3d mode since it is receiving 1920x1080 (that's what the tv say when I hit info) instead of saying 1080p(Wich I was able to have before I reformated my computer)Barioth11

What software are you using?

I have a normal monitor + my tv connected to my Pc, so when I watch movie I can put them on the Tv. I've some software that will put the movie in Side By Side mode so I can then turn it 3d, altough my Tv won't go in 3d mode since it is receiving 1920x1080 (that's what the tv say when I hit info) instead of saying 1080p(Wich I was able to have before I reformated my computer)Barioth11

Change it to 720p. HDMI doesn't have enough bandwidth over one cable to support 1080p 3D.

1080p and 1920x1080 are the same resolutions though.

[QUOTE="Barioth11"]I have a normal monitor + my tv connected to my Pc, so when I watch movie I can put them on the Tv. I've some software that will put the movie in Side By Side mode so I can then turn it 3d, altough my Tv won't go in 3d mode since it is receiving 1920x1080 (that's what the tv say when I hit info) instead of saying 1080p(Wich I was able to have before I reformated my computer)ChubbyGuy40

Change it to 720p. HDMI doesn't have enough bandwidth over one cable to support 1080p 3D.

1080p and 1920x1080 are the same resolutions though.

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[QUOTE="Barioth11"]I have a normal monitor + my tv connected to my Pc, so when I watch movie I can put them on the Tv. I've some software that will put the movie in Side By Side mode so I can then turn it 3d, altough my Tv won't go in 3d mode since it is receiving 1920x1080 (that's what the tv say when I hit info) instead of saying 1080p(Wich I was able to have before I reformated my computer)04dcarraher

Change it to 720p. HDMI doesn't have enough bandwidth over one cable to support 1080p 3D.

1080p and 1920x1080 are the same resolutions though.

[QUOTE="04dcarraher"][QUOTE="ChubbyGuy40"]

Change it to 720p. HDMI doesn't have enough bandwidth over one cable to support 1080p 3D.

1080p and 1920x1080 are the same resolutions though.

awptical

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[QUOTE="04dcarraher"] Depends on the cable if you can do 1080+ with 3Dhofuldig

Not only that, but I enjoy 1080p 3D movies all the time on my Panny Plasma TV. Not sure where you guys are geting that information not being able to do 1080p 3D over HDMI.

[QUOTE="hofuldig"][QUOTE="awptical"] For the record, I do 1080p 3d with my PS3 display+HDMI as my monitor and it works fine.

awptical

Not only that, but I enjoy 1080p 3D movies all the time on my Panny Plasma TV. Not sure where you guys are geting that information not being able to do 1080p 3D over HDMI.

You can do 1080p 3D over HDMI. However, I'm pretty sure it's locked at either 24 or 30 fps. HDMI just doesnt have the bandwidth capabilities to do full 1080p 3D at 60fps.

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[QUOTE="hofuldig"] The fact of the matter is there are only like a handful of true 1920x1080 1080p games and chances are you arnt playing any of them. most games arnt even 720p 1280x720. its all just up scaled in the PS3.ravenguard90

Not only that, but I enjoy 1080p 3D movies all the time on my Panny Plasma TV. Not sure where you guys are geting that information not being able to do 1080p 3D over HDMI.

You can do 1080p 3D over HDMI. However, I'm pretty sure it's locked at either 24 or 30 fps. HDMI just doesnt have the bandwidth capabilities to do full 1080p 3D at 60fps.

[QUOTE="hofuldig"][QUOTE="awptical"] For the record, I do 1080p 3d with my PS3 display+HDMI as my monitor and it works fine.

awptical

Not only that, but I enjoy 1080p 3D movies all the time on my Panny Plasma TV. Not sure where you guys are geting that information not being able to do 1080p 3D over HDMI.

[QUOTE="Barioth11"]I have a normal monitor + my tv connected to my Pc, so when I watch movie I can put them on the Tv. I've some software that will put the movie in Side By Side mode so I can then turn it 3d, altough my Tv won't go in 3d mode since it is receiving 1920x1080 (that's what the tv say when I hit info) instead of saying 1080p(Wich I was able to have before I reformated my computer)ChubbyGuy40

Change it to 720p. HDMI doesn't have enough bandwidth over one cable to support 1080p 3D.

1080p and 1920x1080 are the same resolutions though.

Roll the driver back to what it was before the format.

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[QUOTE="hofuldig"] The fact of the matter is there are only like a handful of true 1920x1080 1080p games and chances are you arnt playing any of them. most games arnt even 720p 1280x720. its all just up scaled in the PS3.hofuldig

Not only that, but I enjoy 1080p 3D movies all the time on my Panny Plasma TV. Not sure where you guys are geting that information not being able to do 1080p 3D over HDMI.

[QUOTE="ChubbyGuy40"]

[QUOTE="Barioth11"]I have a normal monitor + my tv connected to my Pc, so when I watch movie I can put them on the Tv. I've some software that will put the movie in Side By Side mode so I can then turn it 3d, altough my Tv won't go in 3d mode since it is receiving 1920x1080 (that's what the tv say when I hit info) instead of saying 1080p(Wich I was able to have before I reformated my computer)04dcarraher

Change it to 720p. HDMI doesn't have enough bandwidth over one cable to support 1080p 3D.

1080p and 1920x1080 are the same resolutions though.

Oh yeah let me go buy that $299 monster cable and it dun make peekture looks betters

Depends on the cable if you can do 1080+ with 3D04dcarraher

But HDMI cannot do it single cable with the current standard.

For the record, I do 1080p 3d with my PS3 display+HDMI as my monitor and it works fine.

awptical

You either do 720p at 60hz (what you should be using for games) or 1080p at 24hz (used for movies) with just one HDMI cable. Gaming in 3D at 24fps is not acceptable.

[QUOTE="hofuldig"][QUOTE="awptical"] fact of the matter is I'm talking about my PC, im using this display as a monitor. ;)

 

Not only that, but I enjoy 1080p 3D movies all the time on my Panny Plasma TV. Not sure where you guys are geting that information not being able to do 1080p 3D over HDMI.

awptical

I don't know what any of these other people are saying, but I do know I was in your same exact situation. Wanted to play 3D games and watch 3D movies on my 50inch HDTV through my Pc but it has to be in 1080p, not 1920x1080, in order to utilize the 3D features. In order to get it to 1080p, you need to go into your GPU control center and change the resolutions. I had to do it on an AMD laptop. Go into Vision control center and then to my digital flat panels, then HDTV support and towards the bottom, scroll until you find the 1080p. If that don't work, You can use 1080i, the 3D will still work. Now I have Nvidia and I play games in 1080p in 3D on my Tv all the time and watch 3D movies (using CyberDVD) using just one regular HDMI cable. If you use 3D from your Pc software, you can only do 720p 60Hz or 1080p 24Hz but if it's side by side 3D, you can use your Tv and get 1080p with 60Hz.

For example, I was just played Trine 2 and it has a side by side option (I have to say, Trine 2 has the best selection of 3D options I've ever seen for any game) and then I set my Tvs 3D to side by side and POW. 1080p 3D action. I play maxed out with my GTX 780 and get 50-60FPs with Vsync on and in 3D. Also my Tv has Sense3D which is for full 1080p 3D.

Yo, newbie, this thread is 6 months old...

As the poster above stated, this topic is half a year old and has been inactive since then.