Recommended settings for HDTV

Hi, I just got an HDTV and am a little confused as to what are the "best" settings for video. When I go into the FIOS video menu I'm a little confused.
Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
David

dross333 wrote:
Hi, I just got an HDTV and am a little confused as to what are the "best" settings for video. When I go into the FIOS video menu I'm a little confused.
Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
David
The "best" settings are what looks best to you. That being said, it also depends on the TV you are hooking up to. Ideally it should be set to the aspect ratio of your TV (I'm assuming that would be 16:9 for an HDTV) and the native resolution for HD (1080i or 720p - depends on your TV and I am assuming you have a flat panel and not a CRT set).
Now comes the trickiest one the SD override. Some sets don't accept 480i over HDMI so be careful here. Setting this to "OFF" causes the FiOS box to output SD (4:3) at whatever resolution you have selected for HD(the box upconverts the resolution). The best bet is to try the different options for the SD Override and select whatever works best with your TV and looks best to your eye (some TV sets do a better job of converting SD to their native resolution than the box will). The other option is whether you want SD in 4:3 (black side bars) or stretched to fill the 16:9 screen (personal choice is to never stretch, YMMV). As always, the best setting is what looks best to you
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Hi, I just got an HDTV and am a little confused as to what are the "best" settings for video. When I go into the FIOS video menu I'm a little confused.
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Hola Next_Gate,
I guess I am following all over this forum now. :D
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Getting your stuff out on TV or DVD or whatever means you need to experiment and see what works best.
Make misstakes, encounter unforseen issues, these are the best learning school.
Oh and get yourselve some dvd-rw´s for testing.
For the HDwmv 720P wil do just fine (i am not sure Pro2 can do this). I use them to. I have my pc hooked up to a HD projector via hdmi. Looks great on a big screen.

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>
> TFe;2163217 Wrote:
>> Are there any recommendations for virtualizing OES11 with vmware vsphere
>> (ESXi 4.1 or 5)?
>>
>> 1. While installation (near at the beginning) there is a choice for the
>> virtualization type.
>> The relevant choices are "physical Computer" or "paravirtualized
>> Computer"
>> Is "physical" really the best choice for vmware, because thats also
>> the setting for fully virtualized guests.
>>
>> 2. SLES11 SP1 support paravitualized drivers for harddisks and usually
>> that is a big performance boost on a suitable server (RAID Controller,
>> SAS Drives, etc.)
>> What's with OES11 here even if using NSS Volumes?
>>
>> thanks
>> Tobi
>
> Hi Tobi,
>
> No official word on it yet that I've seen, but the way I'm setting up
> and which is looking good:
>
> 1) Install SLES 11 using the installers virtualization type option for
> : Physical Computer
>
> 2) After having installed OES11;
> - install the latest VMware tools
> - remove the eth0 entry in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
> (assuming single nic setup)
> - shutdown the VM and configure the Vm's SCSI controller to run in
> paravirtual mode (pvscsi) and also remove net nic and readd as VMXnet3.
>
> Boot back up again and network and disk drivers should be running as
> optimal as possible.
>
> As a note, for SLES 11 SP1 and up this is a good idea... for SLES
> 10.OES2 (that uses an older kernel) this is not such a hot idea.
> Also make sure you are either running the latest vSphere 4.1 code or
> 5.
>
> Cheers,
> Willem
>
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