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John	posted on 23rd Dec 06 at 19:59
	Just see what looks the best and leave it at that.
ssj_kakarot	posted on 23rd Dec 06 at 19:41
	hmmmm just checked it fully supports 1080i but not 1080p owwwwwww well. im guessing there is little if any noticble difference in the two modes any way.
John	posted on 23rd Dec 06 at 19:38
	1080p compliant is different from actually displaying 1080p. If your tv is only 720p you might as well leave it at that.
ssj_kakarot	posted on 23rd Dec 06 at 19:24
	quote: Originally posted by John You should only change to 1080p if you have a tv that actually displays a 1080p picture. wouldnt it just not show if your tv wasnt 1080p compliant. checked and mine is though :cool: [Edited on 23-12-2006 by ssj_kakarot]
John	posted on 23rd Dec 06 at 18:58
	You should only change to 1080p if you have a tv that actually displays a 1080p picture.
ssj_kakarot	posted on 22nd Dec 06 at 23:43
	lol just checked ive been using 1080i since i got mine changed it to 1080p now :)
Kurt	posted on 22nd Dec 06 at 20:53
	sorry half asleep, yeah it works fine on 1080p so ill use that, cheers lads
Steve	posted on 22nd Dec 06 at 20:50
	interlaced and progessive scan, 1080p is better
John	posted on 22nd Dec 06 at 20:49
	Geek day and if the 360 can output in that and your tv is actually 1080p use that.
Kurt	posted on 22nd Dec 06 at 20:48
	whats the difference between 1080i and 1080p? and which should i be using as they both work on my tv