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    HDMI to an LCD TV refresh low

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by 133794m3r, Jun 9, 2009.

  1. 133794m3r

    133794m3r Notebook Consultant

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    On my toshiba tv it's not letting me use it like i should with windows 7 for some reason. It's only allowing me to do 30Hz for the refresh rate i believe this is b/c it's go the 30hz interlaced so i guess 7 doesn't do 1080i at anything above 30Hz i looked up my model number and such and it tells me it should be able to do 60Hz at 1080i.

    Does anyone know why 7's doing this? Also i'm using it through hdmi from laptop to lcd.
     
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    namaiki "basically rocks" Super Moderator

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    What's the model number of your TV and your graphics card?

    Also, what options did you have in Windows Vista or XP?
     
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    133794m3r Notebook Consultant

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    uhm in xp/vista no clue. Didn't really think to check. Just saw something about increasing the refresh to fix the weird looknig screen on the net and was like hmm. Let's see what it says.

    Monitor
    Model name............... TSB-TV
    Manufacturer............. Toshiba
    Plug and Play ID......... TSB0206
    Serial number............ n/a
    Manufacture date......... 2008, ISO week 255
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    EDID revision............ 1.3
    Input signal type........ Digital
    Color bit depth.......... Undefined
    Display type............. RGB color
    Screen size.............. 930 x 520 mm (41.9 in)
    Power management......... Active off/sleep
    Extension blocs.......... 1 (CEA-EXT)

    is what i get from "moreinfo"
     
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