Display resolution through dvi input HELP!

You can always get a switcher and select what device goes to the tv without ever changing any cables again.

it is not compatable with 1080p,it says so on pg 17 of the projector manual,This unit is compatible with the following computer resoultions: 1280x720, 1024x768, 800x600, 640x480,you cannot use it with the receiver unless you use rca cables http://www.projectorcentral.com/pdf/projector_manual_2126.pdf

VSX 822 5 1 Channel 3D Ready Receiver

Check your connections and the settings in the menu.


Good luck

Most dvd players (or anything with a laser) will fail eventually. If the laser failed, there isn't much point trying to get it repaired.

The resolution that a DVI Splitter supports can depend on several variables. If your displays and source are both Dual Link you will need a Dual Link DVI Splitter to maximize the resolution. It is also important to make sure that the DVI Splitter has EDID and HDCP learning capabilities in case the display is not recognized by default.
http://www.kvmswitchtech.com/dvi-splitter-c11621.htm

No. It is not going to work.
VGA is an Analog signal. HDMI is a digital signal, that is why you need the box, it converts analog to digital.
You can get VGA to DVI and DVI to HDMI convertors because DVI is capable of using both - depending on the type of DVI you have.
What is the difference between DVI and DVI NVIDIA
HDMI Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
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HI,
Fist of all you have to check the HDMI cable. It should be 1.3a version.
Another thing is ONKYO TXSR806 is capable of outputing HD video (1080p) at its HDMI output By upscaling. If your tv is not a Full HD one then it will not be able to show the video.

Do one thing Reset the ONKYO to factory default. While in standby mode Press and hold the VCR/DVD Then press the standby button "Clear" will show upon the screen.
Ajin

There are a couple of things that need to be checked.
1-Make sure tv is set to correct input and that all cables are snug
2-Check to see that the av receiver is set to the right input.
3-Verify that your source is powered on and connected correctly to the receiver. Is it wired HDMI, or does the receiver have to upconvert?
4-Make sure the resolution set on your source doesn't exceed the capability of your plasma tv.

If you can tell me what source you are feeding to the pioneer and how it is wired it would better help me in finding the source of the problem.
Let me know,
Thanks

No. Your receivers HDMI version is 1.1 It was the first, and as always, riddled with compatability issues. Nothing you have should be run thru this receiver via HDMI, use your receiver for digital audio switching via optical or coaxial digital. If you really want all the HDMI info and problems; google hdmi forums. There are hundreds that specifically deal with this issue and all the specifics you could ever ask for. Long of the short of it though, Version 1.1 will not work and can not be updated by firmware. Also, it's not Pioneer's nor any other MFG's receiver's problem it's 80% recording industry trying to protect copyright on video, and 20% poor design by HDMI and not forward thinking. Hope this eases the frustration!

Upscaling will only occur when playing DVDs. You have to use an HDMI connection from the DVD player to the tv. For upscaling of DVD's you will also have to setup the upscaling resolution in the DVD player's setup menu. Be sure to set the resolution to one that your tv will support.

If your tv does not have a HDMI input, then you will not be able to use the upscaling feature.

Upscaling will not occur on antenna signals. This is not possible because the hardware (inside DVD player) is only meant to upscale DVD video.

Again, to upscale DVDs ONLY, you will have to have an HDMI cable going from DVD player to TV, set up your upscaling options on your DVD setup menu and have a TV that has a HDMI input and is capable of recieving the upscaled resolution you have set your DVD player to.

If you have any further question regarding this, let me know!