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<blockquote data-quote="ceege111" data-source="post: 1294471" data-attributes="member: 214490">1080p vs 1920x1080 problem2011 13&quot; MBP 2.3, Westinghouse VR-3225 1080p setI connected my last computer, a 15&quot; 2011 MBP to this display and it gave me the option to output 1920x1080 which came out very clean.&nbsp; When I got this one I used the same cables and adapter and I get 1080p (Television) which is aligned properly (no overscan or anything) but does not output as clean.&nbsp;&nbsp; This new MBP has a thunderbolt port.&nbsp; I thought it might be that so I got a mini-displayport to HDMI adapter thinking that it was something to do with the adapter and get the same thing exactly with a straight HDMI cable.&nbsp; There aren't many settings for the tv to choose the display mode, and it's aligned just fine.&nbsp; I think if the mac can just output the right thing the TV will show it properly but for some reason it's gone now.I have tried forcing the res in switchresX and when I choose a &quot;Standard&quot; 1920X1080x60 it says &quot;not activated - invalid?&quot; It works but it's just not as sharp - I guess it's going through the video processor on the TV whereas it was not before, and that's maddening since it worked so well before.Any suggestions?&nbsp; I am guessing that I have to set some advanced custom res in switchresx but don't know where to beginI just plugged in an Acer 23&quot; monitor and it did not allow a 1920x1080 either but rather 1080p.&nbsp; No scaling problem, image is perfect.&nbsp; Weird.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ceege111, post: 1294471, member: 214490"] [b]1080p vs 1920x1080 problem[/b] 2011 13" MBP 2.3, Westinghouse VR-3225 1080p set I connected my last computer, a 15" 2011 MBP to this display and it gave me the option to output 1920x1080 which came out very clean. When I got this one I used the same cables and adapter and I get 1080p (Television) which is aligned properly (no overscan or anything) but does not output as clean. This new MBP has a thunderbolt port. I thought it might be that so I got a mini-displayport to HDMI adapter thinking that it was something to do with the adapter and get the same thing exactly with a straight HDMI cable. There aren't many settings for the tv to choose the display mode, and it's aligned just fine. I think if the mac can just output the right thing the TV will show it properly but for some reason it's gone now. I have tried forcing the res in switchresX and when I choose a "Standard" 1920X1080x60 it says "not activated - invalid?" It works but it's just not as sharp - I guess it's going through the video processor on the TV whereas it was not before, and that's maddening since it worked so well before. Any suggestions? I am guessing that I have to set some advanced custom res in switchresx but don't know where to begin I just plugged in an Acer 23" monitor and it did not allow a 1920x1080 either but rather 1080p. No scaling problem, image is perfect. Weird. [/QUOTE]

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