HDMI Display Glitches with PS3: Are there any drawbacks to running my setup this way?
80694
Try turning "Deep Color Output" in the video settings to "Off". Seems to be working for me...
1798155
Optical cable from your PS3 to the system my friend and that'll solve your problem. Just make sure you shut off the sound coming from the TV in your TVs menu.
1234221
I bought this so long ago so take my advice with a grain of salt. My TV has a toslink out and my PS3 is connected via HDMI to my HDTV. My tv is connected from toslink to this device then to my phillips home theater system. Hope that helps.
27109
I see no ghosting when using VGA or HDMI. The only motion blurring I see occurs with composite, and that is largely because the TV's post-processing is applied bit by bit to each successive frame (which is good for reducing input lag).
827198
To the best of my knowledge HDMI cables should be backwards compatible, it'd be weird if it wasn't. Is everything else plugged in and connected properly, right TV input etc... Do you have any other HDMI cables to try out?
1013593
I totally agree. I forgot about the PS3, and I've seen several people mention that. I also would like to keep the TV for several years, and I admit that I didn't realize the absence of HDMI 1.3 until after I received my TV, but I guess it was one of those things I thought I could live without immediately.
1710829
I found this ( ps3 will get HDMI 1.4 soon )http://boardsus.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-3-Updates/Playstation-3-will-be-upgraded-to-hdmi-1-4-ces-2010-interview/m-p/45065103
1857892
First, let me wish you "good luck" setting this thing up correctly. I have been using it for a couple of years and I am still trying to understand the "features" vs settings per the manual. I do believe the default for HDMI connections is PCM. I have also found through the "Audio Parameter" screens that there is a "Fixed PCM" setting which can be set as on our off through the Audio Parameter screens. I would suggest turning that off and go from there. Again, good luck!
1320061
This isn't caused by the monitor, it is caused by video drivers.I have an ATI card that did the same thing to it. Updating to the latest Catalyst drivers and setting the overdrive to 0% got rid of the letterboxing over HDMI. Everything looks awesome now!
2226958
I get that too with my sony tv and ps3 as well. i just change the signal source to something else and then back to hdmi and it goes away
828426
No latency issues that I can see. You would have to set up some elaborate way of checking, but the box seems to do the job. One point of interest: the signal only goes one way (SDI to HDMI) and not the other (HDMI to SDI).
118750
I just bought this system. I haven't tested it yet but the way I have setup is this:PS3 to HDTV via HDMITV to Receiver via Optical InputThis way my I can use Inputs on my TV (it has a lot more inputs than this receiver.) and I get the quality sound. Good luck
822129
I do not own a PS3. But, from personal experience with this device, it should work with any combination of HDMI devices. The Auto Switching feature does work well. Although, at times, it may take a while for it to switch sources. When this happens, I turn off my TV for a few seconds then turn it back on -- make sure the device you want to use is On before you turn the TV back on. Also, the Auto Switching is organized from 1-3. So, a device on port 1 takes priority over ports 2 and 3 even if they are turned on. Port 2 takes priority over port 3, etc..I personally love it and recommend it. It's inexpensive and if it doesn't work properly Amazon will refund your money. I do not own a PS3. But, from personal experience with this device, it should work with any combination of HDMI devices. The Auto Switching feature does work well. Although, at times, it may take a while for it to switch sources. When this happens, I turn off my TV for a few seconds then turn it back on -- make sure the device you want to use is On before you turn the TV back on. Also, the Auto Switching is organized from 1-3. So, a device on port 1 takes priority over ports 2 and 3 even if they are turned on. Port 2 takes priority over port 3, etc..I personally love it and... » Read More I do not own a PS3. But, from personal experience with this device, it should work with any combination of HDMI devices. The Auto Switching feature does work well. Although, at times, it may take a while for it to switch sources. When this happens, I turn off my TV for a few seconds then turn it back on -- make sure the device you want to use is On before you turn the TV back on. Also, the Auto Switching is organized from 1-3. So, a device on port 1 takes priority over ports 2 and 3 even if they are turned on. Port 2 takes priority over port 3, etc..I personally love it and recommend it. It's inexpensive and if it doesn't work properly Amazon will refund your money. « Show Less
1304103
I'd also like to know what settings other people are using. I have my PS3 hooked up to this monitor and blu-rays look terrible on it. My PS3 is set to 1080p output and still the blu-rays look extremely grainy and there's streaks in dark areas. I have no clue what to do. I took back another ASUS model because of this issue. I was hoping this one would be different, but it's not. Please, someone post your settings.
366430
I think Larry is spot on. If you have another HDMI handy, swap that in there. if it still persists, return it for another converter box.
1108972
It definitely is some sort of bug in the TV's processing of the 3d signal. Especially if it is randomly not displaying the correct 3d. I would try what everyone said below. Make sure your firmware is the latest on the tv and ps3. If it still gives you issues then you have to make the call. I would say if it bugs you, send it back. If not it is probably just a convenience issue as long as it works when you restart 3D. I would probably not return it due to the hassle and time. But, really up to you.
92578
Alright, thanks for answering! I think I'll have to get a hdmi to vga converter to at least have the picture in HD then buy a bluray player later on.