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Old 2010-12-30, 09:10 PM   #1
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Default Please help: PS3 Blu-ray movies look bad on 42" Plasma LG 42PC3D 720p

Hello folks, I bought a PS3 yesterday and hooked it up to my TV (via HDMI) which is a 720p 42" Plasma LG 42PC3D. I went through the set-up and popped in a Blu-ray movie.

Letdown is an understatement, the picture quality was nowhere near what I expected, it's *jerking* and *stuttering* for a lack of a better word. I tried every single setting available on both the PS3 and the TV, to no avail. This is so disappointing folks, I was so looking forward to be able to finally watch Planet Earth on Blu-ray and this is definitely not what I have in mind.

I then tried a *downloaded* movie that I burnt onto a DVD and it was really good, no jerking or juddering problem. Is it because of my TV folks? Damn, I didn't expect to have to buy another TV. I did some Googling and it seems LG Plasma has trouble with 24hz output. Could that be the issue?

Please advise if there's any workaround. Thank you.
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Old 2010-12-30, 09:25 PM   #2
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Turn off the 24 Hz option in the PS3
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Old 2010-12-30, 10:29 PM   #3
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I did and the problem did go away. Thanks boss. Can't tell if the quality will suffer as a result but it's good on the eyes for now.
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Old 2010-12-30, 11:43 PM   #4
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If you currently have the output set at 720P or "auto", you may wish to try a fixed 1080i. Most (non-1080P) TVs prefer 1080i input signals. Your TV is 768P.

http://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/showthread.php?t=73528
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Old 2010-12-31, 03:49 PM   #5
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My guests brought over their PS3 over the holidays and I was able to connect it to a 24 inch CRT TV through the component inputs, but not to the component 2 input of my 55 inch RPTV HD TV. No image ever appears through the latter as if no signal is recognized. I am set correctly to component 2 input. While connected on the 24 inch TV, I tried 'forcing' YGB output and HDMI is set to off on the PS3 to no avail. Any ideas?
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What's the make/model of the RPTV? Set the output format to 480i or 1080i. Did you try component 1? Make sure the cable colours are correct red to red, etc. Here's a list of things to check:

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