LG 32LD550 32 in. LCD HDTV "change 720p 1080p" Questions

watch 720p chanels I must turn off the tv and turn it back on, then the 720p chanel will come in. it will change back to 1080p if the chanel is changed to a 1080p chanel but not back to a 720p chanels

...720p, and you can change that to 1080i. How do I change the resolution on my LG tv to 1080p ? - Nvidia ... www.tomshardware.com > Forum > Graphics Cards Tom's Hardware Guide Apr 20, 2012 - 7 posts - ...

...change the resolution to 1080 on a vizio D650i-B2 The resolution for TV's is auto sensed by the content being sent to it. If you are playing a 720p file, you cannot make it 1080p. 720p vs 1080p Can ...

...change channels or go to a different source. Standard definition from cable might be flagged as 480i. DVD might show either as 480i, or 480p, or maybe 720p or 1080i or 1080p if you have a scaling DVD ...

...change settings for you to 720p. This is why this works straight away but Blu Ray doesn't. Solution You need to plug in your PS3 using the scart contection, then on the ps3 menu go to settings > ...

...720p, 1080i, 1080p) over the air broadcast in the usa is in digital so it should start at the highest res available in your area next are you using HDMI or composite for your cable or sat going into ...

...720p and 1080i. 1080p signal sources are slightly sharper. But if you have a HDTV that is 1080p capable and you give it a 1080p source (Blu-ray Disc) and use a HDMI cable to connect, you will get ...

...KNOW no you cannot change the HD to 1080p . if you could why would there be any 1080p sales???? most people cant see the differance between 720 and 1080p and most sat./and cable HD is only 720p ...

...change my display setting from 720p to 1080p The resolution is dictated by the video source, if it is fed with 720p, you will get 720p res, feed it with 1080p will display 1080p, just like your PC ...

...change the resolution from 720p to 1080p If your Sony TV is designed to display 1080P resolution - you don't need to do anything. It does it automatically synchronizing with appropriate 1080P signal ...