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hi, my uncle just bought a philips LCD..dont know the model number..but know it cost alot of money and is one of the only tvs at the mo that boasts a 1080p resolution

i have a dell gaming laptop with a 7800GTX and DV out and runs a resolution of 1920x1200



Basically, we're all very excited about watching 1080p footage, even if its just 10 seconds of it.

a) Where can i get some high def footage?
b) once connected via a DVI cable, do i just play the footage using media player?
c) do i need any extra software?
d) is it gonna look impressive?

thanks

Nick

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not too sure about where to get it. try sonies website as they are the one touting 1080p. i know microsoft has some 720p and 1080i so they might have some 1080p movies as well.

media player should be fine AFAIK and the quality should be just like playing a game at your native res. i ain't that excited as i have been playing at 1920 x 1200 for a few months so high def is old hat.

Reply to strangestranger

you can download the animation called " elephants dream" in torrentspy.com, that's 1080p resolution which lasts for about 10minutes.

Reply to loukyle

hey maybe this will help, it takes an awfullot of CPu and machine to run these films.and some s/w downloads, but they will be worth it, the terminator2 one is my fav.starts to bogg down my p4 670 /7800gtxsli.SCSI320 rig though..
(http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/musicandvideo/hdvideo/contentshowcase.aspx)
have fun !!! let us know what happens.
p.s. have you gotten a desktop at 1080P to run yet?

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