how can i play the ps3 on my computer monitor with 720p or 1080p
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Buy a 1080p component to VGA adapter at x2vga.com
Works for me. I've got PS3 running 1080p on a giant 22" CRT monitor I got for cheap. Less than $200 for 1080p.
I ordered this, though theyre out of stock at the moment, its works well thouhgBuy a 1080p component to VGA adapter at x2vga.com
Works for me. I've got PS3 running 1080p on a giant 22" CRT monitor I got for cheap. Less than $200 for 1080p.
Lazy_Boy88
Buy a 1080p component to VGA adapter at x2vga.com
Works for me. I've got PS3 running 1080p on a giant 22" CRT monitor I got for cheap. Less than $200 for 1080p.
Lazy_Boy88
no buy a hdmi to dvi cable if your monoitor has a dvi connection so that way it stays a digital signal, here's a link: "http://www.mycablemart.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=409" you can buy a cheap one, it doesnt matter, that's what i do and it looks great
Buy a 1080p component to VGA adapter at x2vga.com
Works for me. I've got PS3 running 1080p on a giant 22" CRT monitor I got for cheap. Less than $200 for 1080p.
Lazy_Boy88
true, hey whats bump???
[QUOTE="Lazy_Boy88"]Buy a 1080p component to VGA adapter at x2vga.com
Works for me. I've got PS3 running 1080p on a giant 22" CRT monitor I got for cheap. Less than $200 for 1080p.
techargon
no buy a hdmi to dvi cable if your monoitor has a dvi connection so that way it stays a digital signal, here's a link: "http://www.mycablemart.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=409" you can buy a cheap one, it doesnt matter, that's what i do and it looks great
That was the first thing I tried and it didn't work for me. Monitor I was testing on might not have had 720p resolution though. If you're trying to use a giant CRT like I was and you need a VGA connection then get the component adapter. Picture looks great with this adapter so either way you're fine.
it depends whether your ps3 offers 1920 x 1080p but at those screen size which your talking about you will be fine at 720p which will also look excellent. Believe me i own a 37" 1080p sharp aquos and the different at those screen sizes is noticeable but probably not worth the few grand extra. Just stick with 720p which is 1280 x 720p.
You can buy a cable so you can hook it up to your monitor, or if you have the right graphics card, you can run it through that.
id is just high resolutions.Every monitor with a resolution higher then 640 x 480 is technically hd considering its a higher definition then standard resolution. Just buy a cheap 17-19 inch wide screen monitor and they shall all support 720p.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254018
id is just high resolutions.Every monitor with a resolution higher then 640 x 480 is technically hd considering its a higher definition then standard resolution. Just buy a cheap 17-19 inch wide screen monitor and they shall all support 720p.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254018
bigblunt537
let's not forget about the HDCP compliance
[QUOTE="wallpaper42"]Would this monitor work???bsin94
It says that it supports HDCP, so I can only assume that the answer is yes. You will definately be able to play in 720p. The monitor is not large enough for 1080p. It only has a max resolutiion of 1440 x 900.
Thanks, I think I will try this out tomorrow. I don't need HD PS3 cables do I?
[QUOTE="bsin94"][QUOTE="wallpaper42"]Would this monitor work???wallpaper42
It says that it supports HDCP, so I can only assume that the answer is yes. You will definately be able to play in 720p. The monitor is not large enough for 1080p. It only has a max resolutiion of 1440 x 900.
Thanks, I think I will try this out tomorrow. I don't need HD PS3 cables do I?
if you have an hdcp monitor and read this thread at all you should know you want to get an hdmi to dvi cable
[QUOTE="wallpaper42"][QUOTE="bsin94"][QUOTE="wallpaper42"]Would this monitor work???techargon
It says that it supports HDCP, so I can only assume that the answer is yes. You will definately be able to play in 720p. The monitor is not large enough for 1080p. It only has a max resolutiion of 1440 x 900.
Thanks, I think I will try this out tomorrow. I don't need HD PS3 cables do I?
if you have an hdcp monitor and read this thread at all you should know you want to get an hdmi to dvi cable
I just searched for them on newegg and the price ranges from 10 bucks to 100 dollars! Will I be ok if I buy the cheapest one and what makes the $99 one so good?
ok well....i got a laptop witha non-integrated video card (8600m GS) and its got ...
-Dual-link DVI outputs for digital flat panel display resolutions up to 2560x1600
-Integrated HDTV encoder provides analog TV-output (Component/Composite/S-Video) up to 1080i/1080p resolution
so...i dunno if its got HDCP
ok well....i got a laptop witha non-integrated video card (8600m GS) and its got ...
-Dual-link DVI outputs for digital flat panel display resolutions up to 2560x1600
-Integrated HDTV encoder provides analog TV-output (Component/Composite/S-Video) up to 1080i/1080p resolution
so...i dunno if its got HDCP
Gamerboi27
nvm i found it.....it DOES have HDCP I LOVE U ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[QUOTE="Gamerboi27"]ok well....i got a laptop witha non-integrated video card (8600m GS) and its got ...
-Dual-link DVI outputs for digital flat panel display resolutions up to 2560x1600
-Integrated HDTV encoder provides analog TV-output (Component/Composite/S-Video) up to 1080i/1080p resolution
so...i dunno if its got HDCP
Gamerboi27
nvm i found it.....it DOES have HDCP I LOVE U ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wait a sec....isnt the DVI on laptops goin outwards? oh crap......
umm, i got a pretty old monitor, that i assume isnt hd. but my graphics card is quite new and supports hd, so can i use the HDMI/DVI cable to get HD on my monitor?
well emachines.com gives me this
Size: 17 inches Screen Size: Flat 16" viewable Resolution: 1280 × 1024 @ 60Hz Dot Pitch: 0.25mm Color: Platinum/Graphite Control: OSD (On-Screen Display) Features: Non-glare, Plug & Play, Energy Star compliant Tech. Specs.: 30~70 KHz (horizontal)39 lbs
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