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Re-calibrating my HDTV on my PS3
Awdax:
Just recently got a PS3. I play on an HDTV with 720p, does smoothing smooth HD games too, and will it look better?
--- Quote from: Awdax on March 28, 2012, 11:39:47 PM ---Alright, I should mention I have this triple component cable. It has a plug for an Xbox 360, Wii, and PS2/PS3. I have already calibrated my HDTV on my Xbox 360 using Windows Media Center and calibrating videos. Now that I have a PS3 and the videos/games are being displayed with a different console, should I need to re-calibrate my HDTV?
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--- Quote from: Awdax on March 28, 2012, 11:51:28 PM ---Does anyone know if the PS3 has a "Blue Filter" mode when playing DVDs? This option is available on some HDTVs (not mine though), and adds a blue filter over the screen making it easier to adjust the color and tint settings when calibrating your HDTV.
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Maze24:
I thought it looked better, but you would have to see it for yourself.
Awdax:
I was hoping it was more of an Anti-Aliasing thing, it removed the jagged edges, but everything was a bit "muddy." It was more of a real-time smudge effect. I'll just keep it off, looks better when everything is clear, it's worth the slightly jagged edges.
Marcem:
Smoothing is for upscaling from sd format only.
Awdax:
Alright, I should mention I have this triple component cable. It has a plug for an Xbox 360, Wii, and PS2/PS3. I have already calibrated my HDTV on my Xbox 360 using Windows Media Center and calibrating videos. Now that I have a PS3 and the videos/games are being displayed with a different console, should I need to re-calibrate my HDTV?
Also, my HDTV is 22" but supports up to 1080p. Should I enabled everything up to 1080p, or just keep it at up to 720p?