If someone is knowledgeable on monitor settings for use with Directv HD receiver for 2D or 3D channels with HDMI input.
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I am guessing it's universal across all 3D signals because also use my PS3 to play Blu-rays and also use my computer to play 3-D games and Blu-ray's, as for other signals I haven't tried but I'm guessing that you should be able to play anything
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Get an inexpensive dvi-d to hdmi adapter and a 1/8"male to 1/8"male stereo cable because dvi doesn't carry the audio signal. Or you can use the HP digital audio output to the coaxial input of a surround system. I have been running this way for quite a while in full HD (1080P) with no issues and no expensive upgrades. Check your HDTV for exact connections, not all models have same inputs so what worked for my system may not work for yours.
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I've currently got mine hooked up through HDMI to a 22" and a 24" through DVI, it supports all the standard features for dual monitor (and I'd wager triple)
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Im sure either a VGA or a DVI would do the trick. I have a dvi connecting my PC to my 120Hz HDTV and it works swimminginly
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No, HDMI cannot handle resolutions over 1080... You need either DVI or DisplayPort...
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If it can do 3D then it can also do a minimum of 4k at 30hz. Here is a good chart for comparison of the different versions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Version_comparison
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There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output from the ViewTV. These are the best suggestions I can make not being there. There is also a trouble-shooting guide in the manual. There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output... » Read More There are 2 HDMI inputs on the ViewHD, one for 1080i and the other for 1080p. If you haven't done this, try the other input as well. There is also an H1 & H2 switch that apparently has to be in the right position depending on which HDMI input you are feeding into. Just in case, be sure the VGA / Y/Pr/Pb switch is in the latter position. "DTV Input" has a strange connotation in that it suggests it is an input for digital signals. But you also refer to it as "Y/Pr/Pb" so this must mean it is an analog input, and therefore should work coming out of the analog Y/Pr/Pb output from the ViewTV. These are the best suggestions I can make not being there. There is also a trouble-shooting guide in the manual. « Show Less
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I use the 'HDMI' instead of the 'VGA' output. Since that connection is available on the receiver unit, I would have to guess it will probably work, as you require.
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I am sorry to tell you that I made the same mistake. All you can do is mirror the DVI input. One thing I am working on though is creating aa custom driver that will double the virtual width of the monitor resolution while still maintaining the same height. I have gotten close once but the aspect ratio for the width doubled as well. Resulting in watching movies with a bunch of short fat people. My work around for now is to use the vga jack out of my laptop for one 23" monitor and an HDMI to DVI-D adapter and DVI-D cable to my other 23" monitor. This gives me 3 hi-res displays to use. Not the most elegant solution but it works. If you find an answer I would love to here it. If I get my custom double wide driver to work I will be happy to share. Cheers, CJ. Cjchumbley@computer.org
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The DVI port can drive upto 2560x1600. The MDP's should be able to drive 4k with the correct cables.
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It works well for bnc to vga monitors. It has three resolution settings to give you what you need.
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I found this posting that appears to be accurate: Differences D62U 2000:1 Native / 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio HDMI vers 1.2a x 2 Frame rate conversion = 60Hz Four-wavelength backlight system D82U 2000:1 Native / 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio HDMI vers 1.2a x 3 Frame rate conversion = 120Hz Four-wavelength backlight system D92U 3000:1 Native / 15,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio HDMI vers 1.2a x 3 Frame rate conversion = 120Hz Five-wavelength backlight system
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I assume you can, the monitor has connections for VGA, DV-I, and HDMI. I was very disappointed in the resolution, but connecting it was easy enough.
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Yes. 2 HDMI outputs and 2 DVI allows you to use a three screen gaming setup and have a fourth screen for other stuff (GTX 680 at least). Check the nvidia website, they answer all these questions and have pictures of such setups.
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Yes, but you have to confirm that the HD-SDI camera you choose can be set either by switches or an on-screen menu to output one of the following HDMI 1.3 output resolution: 720P@50HZ, 720P@60HZ, 1080i@50HZ, 1080i@60HZ, 1080P@24HZ, 1080P@25HZ, 1080P@30HZ, 1080P@50HZ, 1080P@60HZ - and of course your "TV MONITOR" must have an HDMI in port.
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So sorry I can't answer this for you. I bought this as a gift. It was highly recommended but the folks I bought it for wanted the digital monitors so I returned it. Good luck.
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I'm running a Sony HDTV @ 1920x1080 on HDMI and a Dell monitor @ 1280x1024 by VGA, both 60Hz, as a 'stacked' dual display [not cloned single].