The very concept of CRT resolution is different from that of LCD technology. SO, all this 720p and 1080p does not apply here. You CRT does stuff in "dots per square inch."
@simon1234simon what size is it? my old 17" scott brand monitor (only £75 in 2001) displayed windows 7 at 1920x1080 resolution with borders of course cos that resolution is meant for widescreen displays really :-P
@fujifilmtest ye but it can still show it. :) can it show "4:3 HD" as i like to call it? 1920x1440. mine is a 21" inch professional EIZO monitor. it was very expensive in 2002 when it was made, i got it for almost noting a year ago and it was only used for 150 hours(EIZO monitors have hour conters in them that you can't restart unless if you change the whole circuit board). and i must say that it's much better than and LCD that i had. if you find it cheap(i found it for 35 EUR) get it. :)
@simon1234simon at my old college they had huge 20 or 21 inch CRT monitors and the default resoltuion on the computer was something pathetic but i just changed it every time i logged on and did my work in 1600x1200 :-) shortly before i left they replaced them though with 17" LCD junk, what a shame and so stupid.
It was proven that 720p are better than 1080p for the consoles the graphics will change on 1080p a bit low but on PC 1080p it will improve and that's because the console needs more GPU power. watch console wars and see what i mean.
It's downscaling here. It's not true 1080p, that's just what the Xbox 360 is outputting. Many 19" CRT monitors, even some 17" ones, could do it though; if they can scan at more than about 68 KHz horizontal then they could do it. Of course it might look a bit fuzzy especially on lower-res models.
@samljer But there were not many CRTs manufactured that were capable of full 1080i/p. ANd im certain that none of them were only 15 inches. And since thats a CRT monitor, i bet only 14 inches of screen real-estate are really there.
For a start you are displaying an INTERLACED signal. How do I know this? Because you would not get that scrolling line on the video of the monitor like you did.
Secondly, the xbox 360 may be displaying HD content but your CRT monitor is not displaying it. It is meerly downgrading the content that you have supplied it to something it can process (something like 480p for example)
no, not all monitors are progressive and not all tv's are interlaced. and you deffinantly cant show all 1920x1080 pixels inside something that only phisicaly has 1280x1024. it will fit height wise just isnt wide enough needs more horizontal pixels, and no you cant FAKE it by turning the xbox to 1080 mode, its just shrinking the picture and your not getting all the 1080p pixels to make it true 1080
1080 is 1080 it doesnt matter if its i or p thats how its drawn, theres still 1080 horizontal scan lines you fucking moron, all you hafto do is look it up and stop being such a failure at life, omg your such a fucking moron i hope your not much older than 6 because anyone else would know this
look dipshit 720p is 1280x720. 720 and 1080 are both WIDESCREEN RESOLUTIONS your not going to fit 1280 pixels WIDE into a monitor thats 1024 its not fucking possible you stupid fuck
yes, that video shows in right, when 1080i is DE-INTERLACED< meaning when its faking it and only showing HALF the pixels, that means its not real, i can take a 10 megapixel picture and crop it down to a thumbnail image but its not going to be a 10 megapixel image anymore. true 1080 is EXACTLY THAT, you can cut out enough scan lines from 1080 to make it fit a standard telivision screen, but its not 1080 anymore theres not 1920x1080 pixels anymore meaning its not 1080p whats wrong with you idiot
Ha you wish you could do 1080p on that pile, 1080 is 1920x1080 resolution , your monitor simply cant have that high of resolution, you can try sending 1080 to it but your still not going to have as many pixels as your pile has
no 1080 IS "1920x1080" thats the MINIMUM for 1080p resolution. and no any 19"cannot do 1080, and 1080i isnt any diffrent, its just interlaced. and even tho your xbox says its outputing 1080 your still not seeing all the pixels because a monitor that PHYSICALY has less pixals than 1080 requires. you cant fit a picture that's 1920x1080 inside a box that's 1650x1050. its just NOT POSSIBLE. do more research before you come on here telling other people lies
Hi the XCM box will receive the 1080p transmition from the xbox and then auto adjust the output to match the monitor, so although it may say 1080p on the xbox your probably only getting 480p on the screen. Trust me if you have a full fat 1080p HDTV you will notice a huge difference over SDTV, I have a mega cool XCM box and its great for PS3 and a Projector
its obvious your an idiot so here we go the only crts that can do 1080 are 22" and they do above 1080 as 1080 is a widescreen rez and there was not many under 30" wide crt's. as for the 15" doing 720 its just short of doing that as a 15" can only do 1024x768, just short of the 1280x720 that 720p (or i) that you stated, 720p is only half of 1080, just because you shrink any resolution to your monitor doesnt mean your seeing all thoes pixels, so show me a crt under 22" that can do 1080p
A 15" can do 720p, which is where your wrong. The common one can't, but you can buy "high res" models, which can go up to 1600x1200 on a 16 inch screen. As for this video, I doubt it is a 1080 display, but I miss-wrote my comment. And a 15 inch wide screen (lcd) will get a 720 display. I'm sure you could go on most any site and find one.
And a high res model can easily get up to 1080, or even larger. I have a 17 inch high res model (burned out due to over use) sitting in my basement, and it gets up to 2048 x 1536. Altho that isn't a wide screen resolution. And "It's obvious your an idiot" because you don't happen to know all the items which have been available.
If you set an LCD resolution too high it'll probably say "Unsupported Format". No such limitations with CRT's. Even though you shouldn't try to make 'em do 1080p o_O
Why would you want to do this, The image is compressed and looks like garbage. If you get the actual VGA cable you can run at a 4:3 resolution, not 16:9.
Also its nothing for a CRT to run at 1920x1080, CRT's can handle much higher resolutions than that.
I am confused how you got this...I am running my 360 through my 19 inch crt monitor and i was wondering what you need to set the resolution at to get near high def quality...also, if you are running it through your monitor, how come it says HDTV...could someone clarify this for me..??
The only thing HDTV and SDTV (standard definition) have different in the xbox setup is if your using the Composite (Red, White & Yellow) which is not HD, or the component (Green, Red & Blue.) which is HD.
@mexfreak86 Not realy, yes the consept of componant supports HD but the TV doesnt. My CRT does an xbox, but its not 1080p you can see that from the quality :D
composite only supports 480i (wish it did support hd though) :) I know component does. VGA, DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort and coaxial cable are the only cable that I know of that support HD, everything else is SD
How is this news? CRT Monitors were giving 1900x1200 (pretty much 4:3 1080P as opposed to 1900x1080) in the late 90s...
Were the confusion lies is that TVs although CRT were not capable of this resolution. Computer monitors however were for a very long time. As long as your monitor had component or component over VGA you could get this on any HD console via a CRT monitor.
thats just how long it takes the phosporus to heat and cool back off. Plasma's functioning at a true 120hz is the only thing that has a comparable response time.
CRT rocks the gaming world. Response times are thousands times faster then crappy LCD/plazma nonsences. Resolution naturally processed by electro-beams, no pixel scaling, improper resizing and all that LCD crap. True gaming only possible on CRT technology. YEAP
CRT's don't usually measure response times, because its redundant information. In CRT's its the speed of light, and can only be measured in microseconds. So yes, he's correct, all CRTs have superior response times and have more possible colors. Very minor things, yes, but some people it does make a difference.
No matter whether its flat panel, projection, rear-projection, etc... 720p is great value for the money and 1080p is OBVIOUSLY great, but costs much more.
If the quality sucked, it wasn't HD or it wasn't a good brand.
Anyone who is using a CRT go into your control panel and see the resolutions you can get. Im using a 7 year old one and I can get well over 1080p. In reality if you have a CRT you can display video quality that is right up their with any full hd tv.
No, component goes to 1080p. But most people that have 1080p on their televisions have HDMI which provides a clearer picture, so component analog is useless.
The only difference between component and HDMI is in the fact that component separates the cables for audio and video. HDMI provides both audio and video in the same cable.
after watching the video again. he's using a converter. that converts the component/av output to a VGA output. so really, the monitor isn't doing 1080p
after i saw this i started playing around with my own crt. bought in 2003 and its like 17"" it can do up to 1920x1440 lool. my 19 inc lcd cant even touch my crt in resolution.
I thought new technology was meant to be more advanced all i need to buy is hd fury around £60 and i can play my ps3 on it in full hd resolution.
Or i could splash out £300+ on a 24" lcd that cant even display full hd very well without black bars or streching. Hmm i wonder what im gonna go for. CRT FTW
Jam mam SONY trinitron 25 cali, podpięty XBOX 360 Arcade (przez euro/scart)i w takich grach jak gears of war czy Asasins Creed obraz wydaje się jeszcze lepszy niż na LCD :)Oczywiście mój SONY to tv kineskopowy.
Even some older decent CRTs can display 1920x1080(1080p) as the max resolution. The way CRTs are built, there's a tradeoff between horizontal and vertical resolution. My monitor's max res was supposed to be 1280x1024 yet I'm here using 1080p. It's just that (in windows at least) you have to enable unsupported resolutions. And for CRTs, 1080p is really the bottom of the bucket. There's some that can reach 2560x1600. But notice how the vertical resolution doesn't increase by much.
i,ve a vga box for wich they said that it could upscale the image to even sxvga resolution,however once i connecting my pal snes to a 107 cm hd ready lcd screen,the image looks very pixelated,so ,m think it,s not a real upscaler but instead it only resize it,becouse upscaling means putting more pixels in the final images.
Its a CRT so its not going to display a true 1080p image is it?! Also the evidence is there in the video, when you change it to 1080p it doesn't diplay the full image (part of it is cut off) and you change it back. Therefore it doesn't even support it let alone display true 1080p. Damn some people are so stupid.....
no big deal, 1080p isnt some wack HD setting, HD has basically been around for many years if u consider 480p being a HD setting, CRT monitors can do alot better than 480p even 1080p if u consider 'W/E x 1024' almost 1080.... once again this isnt a big dill
Since you used the box, it thinks it's displaying at 1080p but it's most likely running at its native resolution. Physically 1,080 lines of resolution cannot fit on a 15" screen. if you work the math it's like 22.something.
probably as a concept or something that cost 6 grand.. you can't actually buy consumer electronics with that kind of technology in them yet, and 1080 lines of image can't fit on a 15" crt. that's not even a widescreen screen format. that is 4:3, not 16:9 or even 16:10, like a lot of lcd monitors.
It doesn't matter. That's not what you said. Before you said it couldn't fit on a 15''. Wrong. It can and has been proven. You never said about it being affordable to the consumer, and BTW do you even know what 1080p is? It's 1920x1080, a 16:9 aspect ratio, 16:10 isn't equal to 1080p.
1080 progressive scan, yes, a 1920 by 1080 resolution, obviously i know what it is if im talking "lines of image" as in the 1080 vertical lines of pixels consecutively displayed which comprise an image, etc. etc. i don't see why you guys get so worked up about a comment, and that's why i said "or even 16:10"... because LCD monitors use an aspect ratio of that size, obviously distorting the image a small amount
FYI I have a 15" CRT monitor that displays 1920x1440, which is above 1080p. It can be done. And the point of the video is that you can display a 1080p signal on a CRT, regardless of how many lines of resolution it can draw. The fact he is showing is that you can play your games, albeit squashed, without spending $1200 on an HDTV or $400 on an HDCP LCD.
thats excatly the product I was looking for so I wouldnt have to reconnect my pc vga thingy when i needed my pc ty man appericate the info nice vid too :p
I got this thing called the XCM VGA Box. You connect anything component through this box, and then connect a VGA monitor to it. It so I can have my Xbox 360 connected to my other 22" monitor that I use with my PC.
i hate crts they fucking suck
sk8erfreak9242 5 months ago
@sk8erfreak9242 Why do you think they suck?
djo9c1 5 months ago
@djo9c1 well actually i looked it up and theyre better the only experience i had them were my old 720p piece of shit crt lol
sk8erfreak9242 5 months ago
hey i did 1080p on my crt one day. it was small as hell but was still preety damn sweet.
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blaskkaffe 8 months ago
The very concept of CRT resolution is different from that of LCD technology. SO, all this 720p and 1080p does not apply here. You CRT does stuff in "dots per square inch."
pogularocky 9 months ago
1080p? All I see here is a really low quality blurred image which only shows 720p and it probably isn't even THAT.
thehalflifedude 11 months ago
Thumbs up if you thought the Xbox home screen looked extremely weird.
JDQuadz 1 year ago
Its not uncommon for CRT Monitors to support much higher resolutions than LCD, DLP, Plasma, or the like.
2BunnyReturns 1 year ago 4
@2BunnyReturns And that is why I will NEVER give up my CRT monitors. Hey, 2BunnyReturns, I recognize you from avsforum!
djo9c1 5 months ago
@djo9c1
Hey there, I am certainly a member there. Remind me what your name was on AVS again?
2BunnyReturns 5 months ago
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@2BunnyReturns You may know me as P719C1 on there.
djo9c1 5 months ago
Ahh, the old Xbox 360 dashboard, gotta love it.
SolidVictory 1 year ago
i have a CRT that can do 2048x1536 at 85Hz. now that's something
simon1234simon 1 year ago
@simon1234simon what size is it? my old 17" scott brand monitor (only £75 in 2001) displayed windows 7 at 1920x1080 resolution with borders of course cos that resolution is meant for widescreen displays really :-P
fujifilmtest 1 year ago
@fujifilmtest ye but it can still show it. :) can it show "4:3 HD" as i like to call it? 1920x1440. mine is a 21" inch professional EIZO monitor. it was very expensive in 2002 when it was made, i got it for almost noting a year ago and it was only used for 150 hours(EIZO monitors have hour conters in them that you can't restart unless if you change the whole circuit board). and i must say that it's much better than and LCD that i had. if you find it cheap(i found it for 35 EUR) get it. :)
simon1234simon 1 year ago
@simon1234simon at my old college they had huge 20 or 21 inch CRT monitors and the default resoltuion on the computer was something pathetic but i just changed it every time i logged on and did my work in 1600x1200 :-) shortly before i left they replaced them though with 17" LCD junk, what a shame and so stupid.
fujifilmtest 1 year ago
It was proven that 720p are better than 1080p for the consoles the graphics will change on 1080p a bit low but on PC 1080p it will improve and that's because the console needs more GPU power. watch console wars and see what i mean.
sesestro 1 year ago
@sesestro Yes, the lower the resolution, the less power it will need.
Kin632 1 year ago
@Kin632 That's right.
sesestro 1 year ago
It's downscaling here. It's not true 1080p, that's just what the Xbox 360 is outputting. Many 19" CRT monitors, even some 17" ones, could do it though; if they can scan at more than about 68 KHz horizontal then they could do it. Of course it might look a bit fuzzy especially on lower-res models.
djo9c1 1 year ago
Niiiice how much for your CRT ?
Northisbest 1 year ago
the tv can not do it its just the box converting it
Mycatisbigfoot 1 year ago
All because can use 1080p does not mean thats what your really seeing. You the the native res.
jeff666p 1 year ago
@jeff666p
again, your fucking stupid. CRT screens dont have a native resolution.
only flat panels do. CRT screens are capable of a native display of ***SEVERAL RESOLUTIONS***
keep your mis-informed uneducated, clueless mouth shut.
samljer 1 year ago
@samljer They have a bandwidth limit. And only HD crt's don't have a native res but there still a dot pitch limit.
jeff666p 1 year ago
@jeff666p
CRT bandwidth limitation is about 3x more then whats needed for a 1900x screen
so dont expect that to hinder it lol.
samljer 1 year ago
@samljer But there were not many CRTs manufactured that were capable of full 1080i/p. ANd im certain that none of them were only 15 inches. And since thats a CRT monitor, i bet only 14 inches of screen real-estate are really there.
anakinseviltwin 1 year ago
@anakinseviltwin
stop being a know it all asshat
anything over 720 is HD
samljer 1 year ago
For a start you are displaying an INTERLACED signal. How do I know this? Because you would not get that scrolling line on the video of the monitor like you did.
Secondly, the xbox 360 may be displaying HD content but your CRT monitor is not displaying it. It is meerly downgrading the content that you have supplied it to something it can process (something like 480p for example)
Stickalas 2 years ago
All CRT monitors are PROGRESSIVE.. not interlaced...
so any resolution 1024x768 or higher is actually
true HD on par with 720p (768 is a letterbox 720p HD) same pixel count
your wrong ;P
samljer 2 years ago
yeah most crts can do at least 720i and p but like the tube can handle that resolution..
junkyard12320 2 years ago
CRT monitors are progressive.
CRT televisions are interlaced.
You can get 1080p with 1280x1024, just letterbox.
CRT is better than all the damn rest. Don't argue.
746c 2 years ago
no, not all monitors are progressive and not all tv's are interlaced. and you deffinantly cant show all 1920x1080 pixels inside something that only phisicaly has 1280x1024. it will fit height wise just isnt wide enough needs more horizontal pixels, and no you cant FAKE it by turning the xbox to 1080 mode, its just shrinking the picture and your not getting all the 1080p pixels to make it true 1080
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago
Wrong, 1080i is actually 540p
You can get 1080i on a x1024 monitor
as for your ZOMG 50 lines of resolution are missing!!!
you wont even notice the difference, stfu lol
Its HD, simple
samljer 2 years ago
1080 is 1080 it doesnt matter if its i or p thats how its drawn, theres still 1080 horizontal scan lines you fucking moron, all you hafto do is look it up and stop being such a failure at life, omg your such a fucking moron i hope your not much older than 6 because anyone else would know this
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago
Look douche bag as long as he is higher then 720p he is HD asshat
and a 1024x768 letterbox has the same pixel count as a 720p HDTV
Either way your fucking wrong
and VIRTUAL lines of resolution dont count, 1080i isnt as good as 720p in quality
but you know everything it seems, so you knew this too
as for the other guy, last time i checked 16" monitors can do 1024x768 "720p letterbox"
your hd, ignore this fuckin dummy
samljer 2 years ago
look dipshit 720p is 1280x720. 720 and 1080 are both WIDESCREEN RESOLUTIONS your not going to fit 1280 pixels WIDE into a monitor thats 1024 its not fucking possible you stupid fuck
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago 2
and a 1024x768 letterbox has the same pixel count as a 720p HDTV No it doesn't true 720p has 1280x720
jeff666p 1 year ago
@jeff666p yes it does 4:3 HD = 1024x768HD letterbox
and WS HD = 1280x720HD Widescreen
its still HD, idiot. and it even tells you on the VGA cable package.
samljer 1 year ago
/watch?v=Z-JXfyvlPh0
Id watch that
Im not going to school you farther, im going to just let your technological ignorance pwn your face.
samljer 2 years ago
yes, that video shows in right, when 1080i is DE-INTERLACED< meaning when its faking it and only showing HALF the pixels, that means its not real, i can take a 10 megapixel picture and crop it down to a thumbnail image but its not going to be a 10 megapixel image anymore. true 1080 is EXACTLY THAT, you can cut out enough scan lines from 1080 to make it fit a standard telivision screen, but its not 1080 anymore theres not 1920x1080 pixels anymore meaning its not 1080p whats wrong with you idiot
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago 2
@samljer what are you talking about 1080i is the same resolution as 1080p but interlaced instead of progressively scanned...
comp1337n00b 2 years ago
no its not....
interlaced only has half the resolution
on screen at any given time.
that is a no brainer, by definition thats what the word "interlaced" even means.
samljer 2 years ago
1080p has double bandwith so its twice has goodhas the 1080i +720p is better than 1080i
damien345 2 years ago
It's not displaying at 1080p... What you see isn't what it's actually displaying in terms of the menu.
aopdjasldksa 2 years ago 8
Ha you wish you could do 1080p on that pile, 1080 is 1920x1080 resolution , your monitor simply cant have that high of resolution, you can try sending 1080 to it but your still not going to have as many pixels as your pile has
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago 2
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a CRT can easily get a 1080 display. And almost every monitor gets at least a 720 display, as a 15 inch TFT gets 768 lines of pixel.
noobyj 2 years ago
Actually the 1080 refers to after the X
it says right on the package "outputs 1080"
Any screen capable of showing
x540 can give you 1080i
and anything capable of showing 1650x1050
can give you 1080p
As long as your monitor can show those resolutions, thats what your getting.
The INCH of the screen means shit.
the pixel count is where its at.
samljer 2 years ago
no 1080 IS "1920x1080" thats the MINIMUM for 1080p resolution. and no any 19"cannot do 1080, and 1080i isnt any diffrent, its just interlaced. and even tho your xbox says its outputing 1080 your still not seeing all the pixels because a monitor that PHYSICALY has less pixals than 1080 requires. you cant fit a picture that's 1920x1080 inside a box that's 1650x1050. its just NOT POSSIBLE. do more research before you come on here telling other people lies
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago
Hi the XCM box will receive the 1080p transmition from the xbox and then auto adjust the output to match the monitor, so although it may say 1080p on the xbox your probably only getting 480p on the screen. Trust me if you have a full fat 1080p HDTV you will notice a huge difference over SDTV, I have a mega cool XCM box and its great for PS3 and a Projector
foulmouthc1 2 years ago
a CRT can easily get a 1080 display. And almost every monitor gets at least a 720 display, as a 15 inch TFT gets 768 lines of pixel.
noobyj 2 years ago
its obvious your an idiot so here we go the only crts that can do 1080 are 22" and they do above 1080 as 1080 is a widescreen rez and there was not many under 30" wide crt's. as for the 15" doing 720 its just short of doing that as a 15" can only do 1024x768, just short of the 1280x720 that 720p (or i) that you stated, 720p is only half of 1080, just because you shrink any resolution to your monitor doesnt mean your seeing all thoes pixels, so show me a crt under 22" that can do 1080p
SrtRacerBoy 2 years ago
A 15" can do 720p, which is where your wrong. The common one can't, but you can buy "high res" models, which can go up to 1600x1200 on a 16 inch screen. As for this video, I doubt it is a 1080 display, but I miss-wrote my comment. And a 15 inch wide screen (lcd) will get a 720 display. I'm sure you could go on most any site and find one.
noobyj 2 years ago
And a high res model can easily get up to 1080, or even larger. I have a 17 inch high res model (burned out due to over use) sitting in my basement, and it gets up to 2048 x 1536. Altho that isn't a wide screen resolution. And "It's obvious your an idiot" because you don't happen to know all the items which have been available.
noobyj 2 years ago
Stop spewing your ill informed crap on youtube.
any monitor over 19" can easily do 1080p
and any monitor over 17 can do 1080i
samljer 2 years ago
Fake !!!
The vga can't support 1080p. And your image is 4:3
Sorry for my bad English, I'm French ...
LeDiscret91 2 years ago
If you set an LCD resolution too high it'll probably say "Unsupported Format". No such limitations with CRT's. Even though you shouldn't try to make 'em do 1080p o_O
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chocolate45689 2 years ago
why what can happen if you make them do 1080 p
chocolate45689 2 years ago
F**K XBOX
jeroen207 2 years ago
It doesn't surprise me, CRT's don't have a native resolution.
Petchhyy 2 years ago 2
Why would you want to do this, The image is compressed and looks like garbage. If you get the actual VGA cable you can run at a 4:3 resolution, not 16:9.
Also its nothing for a CRT to run at 1920x1080, CRT's can handle much higher resolutions than that.
NodTheBowler 3 years ago 2
it's true, crt monitors are astounding quality, its just too compressed to notice, and it can go higher than 1080ppi
438426x1 2 years ago
I still use a 21" CRT Viewsonic G220fb. I keep it at 1600x1200 ay 85Hz native, but it can do up to 2048x1536 no problem.
XmegaPresident 2 years ago
I am confused how you got this...I am running my 360 through my 19 inch crt monitor and i was wondering what you need to set the resolution at to get near high def quality...also, if you are running it through your monitor, how come it says HDTV...could someone clarify this for me..??
anthonyr1 3 years ago
look at 0:07. He doesn't use a VGA cabel. He use a component cabel with a VGA adapter.
Dinkatt 3 years ago
its actually a composite cable with the two audio plugs. There is simply no way he could have done 1080P. Composite video does not support hd
DellMan94 3 years ago
He is using component and component supports HD.
mexfreak86 3 years ago 9
The only thing HDTV and SDTV (standard definition) have different in the xbox setup is if your using the Composite (Red, White & Yellow) which is not HD, or the component (Green, Red & Blue.) which is HD.
lovehocki 2 years ago
@mexfreak86 Not realy, yes the consept of componant supports HD but the TV doesnt. My CRT does an xbox, but its not 1080p you can see that from the quality :D
Robobbly 10 months ago
DellMan94... education fail.
TheGeek1028 2 years ago
look, I know that component supports HD. It supports 720p/1080i. I am not stupid
DellMan94 2 years ago
Why'd you say it didn't, then?
TheGeek1028 2 years ago
he didnt
Zolga00 2 years ago
yes it dose you can put 1080 p through usb you can put it through composit it just isnt any better
bairdnn 2 years ago
composite only supports 480i (wish it did support hd though) :) I know component does. VGA, DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort and coaxial cable are the only cable that I know of that support HD, everything else is SD
DellMan94 2 years ago
How is this news? CRT Monitors were giving 1900x1200 (pretty much 4:3 1080P as opposed to 1900x1080) in the late 90s...
Were the confusion lies is that TVs although CRT were not capable of this resolution. Computer monitors however were for a very long time. As long as your monitor had component or component over VGA you could get this on any HD console via a CRT monitor.
Epyx911 3 years ago
CRT times are measured in nanoseconds.
CRT's response is about 3/10th of a millasecond.
thats just how long it takes the phosporus to heat and cool back off. Plasma's functioning at a true 120hz is the only thing that has a comparable response time.
ganymedeIV4 3 years ago
WTF???
rulez001 3 years ago
that's wat i 4t! lol
Th3C4po 2 years ago
it actually looks like 1080
joeldude76 3 years ago
CRT? >.> o.o
kyori22 3 years ago
CRT rocks the gaming world. Response times are thousands times faster then crappy LCD/plazma nonsences. Resolution naturally processed by electro-beams, no pixel scaling, improper resizing and all that LCD crap. True gaming only possible on CRT technology. YEAP
maiki60fps 3 years ago 2
whats the response time of your crt? I have a great Samsung LCD with a 2ms response time, looks fantastic.
earlofnim 3 years ago
CRT's don't usually measure response times, because its redundant information. In CRT's its the speed of light, and can only be measured in microseconds. So yes, he's correct, all CRTs have superior response times and have more possible colors. Very minor things, yes, but some people it does make a difference.
Demache92 3 years ago
If CRT's DON'T usually measure response time, then how does he figure that they are THOUSANDS of times FASTER than LCD/Plasma tvs?
Seems to me like he just can't afford one of those and wants to talk about them cause he doesn't have it.
supernaturalaccount 3 years ago
My cousing has a LCD LG monitor and the quality sucks compared to my old CRT monitor, oh man i can't wait to get my VGA AV cable
ThePsychoCrusher89 3 years ago
Tell your cousin not to shop at Big Lots.
If you want quality, then you should go HD.
No matter whether its flat panel, projection, rear-projection, etc... 720p is great value for the money and 1080p is OBVIOUSLY great, but costs much more.
If the quality sucked, it wasn't HD or it wasn't a good brand.
supernaturalaccount 3 years ago 2
AMEN
kb5769 3 years ago
you dont have an hdtv then
gangster1211 3 years ago
yeah people need to realize that before this whole 1080p CTR monitors were already giving us HD Vision
wow and we didn't even see it lol
PushsVideos 3 years ago 2
Anyone who is using a CRT go into your control panel and see the resolutions you can get. Im using a 7 year old one and I can get well over 1080p. In reality if you have a CRT you can display video quality that is right up their with any full hd tv.
yankeesfan22vt 3 years ago
wtf
Jupiter22Daniel 3 years ago
once u turn ur 360 on.....does the computer turn 2 the gaming channel automatically??....and does ur computer have too be off???...
Bosslattice 3 years ago
its a monitor not a tv
tjmidlin 3 years ago
in the video you have component hooked up and component only goes up to 1080i
MLCJracer 3 years ago
No, component goes to 1080p. But most people that have 1080p on their televisions have HDMI which provides a clearer picture, so component analog is useless.
LastHour1 3 years ago
The only difference between component and HDMI is in the fact that component separates the cables for audio and video. HDMI provides both audio and video in the same cable.
Oh the ignorance.
TMRaven 3 years ago
VGA is HD ...
CamperINC 3 years ago
hey i thought it only went up to 720p
JamesGT5Nuts 3 years ago
lol good CRT TV's (using VGA) can go up to 2048x1536 or 2300x1440.
Decenium 3 years ago
Wow dude lol i got an lcd so if i got like a hdmi to vga for ps3 wow that would look awesome lol
JamesGT5Nuts 3 years ago
you shouldn't even have HDTV display settings if you're using a VGA cable... so something's going on here.
acethebunny 3 years ago
yeah if using vga you only get resolution
zuneluvr 3 years ago
after watching the video again. he's using a converter. that converts the component/av output to a VGA output. so really, the monitor isn't doing 1080p
acethebunny 3 years ago
after i saw this i started playing around with my own crt. bought in 2003 and its like 17"" it can do up to 1920x1440 lool. my 19 inc lcd cant even touch my crt in resolution.
I thought new technology was meant to be more advanced all i need to buy is hd fury around £60 and i can play my ps3 on it in full hd resolution.
Or i could splash out £300+ on a 24" lcd that cant even display full hd very well without black bars or streching. Hmm i wonder what im gonna go for. CRT FTW
andy43214 3 years ago
where did u get that vga converter thingy? and how much?
MiStEr21Dee 3 years ago
Tylko często z bliższej odległości jest trudnośc z odczytaniem małego tekstu.Ja siedzę od telewizora tak 2,5, 3m i tego problemu nie mam.
pantalon12345678 3 years ago
Jam mam SONY trinitron 25 cali, podpięty XBOX 360 Arcade (przez euro/scart)i w takich grach jak gears of war czy Asasins Creed obraz wydaje się jeszcze lepszy niż na LCD :)Oczywiście mój SONY to tv kineskopowy.
pantalon12345678 3 years ago
Even some older decent CRTs can display 1920x1080(1080p) as the max resolution. The way CRTs are built, there's a tradeoff between horizontal and vertical resolution. My monitor's max res was supposed to be 1280x1024 yet I'm here using 1080p. It's just that (in windows at least) you have to enable unsupported resolutions. And for CRTs, 1080p is really the bottom of the bucket. There's some that can reach 2560x1600. But notice how the vertical resolution doesn't increase by much.
thphaca 3 years ago
its upscale,not true 1080p.
karllowrider551 3 years ago
downscaled. you can'tt upscale without the necessary pixels.
Mrbadboy333 3 years ago
dude, i have the same monitor!!
truepal20032001 3 years ago
HE NEVER CLICKED YES IT STAYED ON 720p
BUY SOME GLASSES PEOPLE!!!11
chronicill 3 years ago
Yeh your right good job lol
creative650000 3 years ago
i,ve a vga box for wich they said that it could upscale the image to even sxvga resolution,however once i connecting my pal snes to a 107 cm hd ready lcd screen,the image looks very pixelated,so ,m think it,s not a real upscaler but instead it only resize it,becouse upscaling means putting more pixels in the final images.
johneymute 3 years ago
Its a CRT so its not going to display a true 1080p image is it?! Also the evidence is there in the video, when you change it to 1080p it doesn't diplay the full image (part of it is cut off) and you change it back. Therefore it doesn't even support it let alone display true 1080p. Damn some people are so stupid.....
Nocky321 3 years ago
Dude CRT's already surpass 1080p.
ComputerSTD 3 years ago
Hey, ma e possibile mettere la 1920x1080i su monitor CRT 4:3? si vede bene? ma e una risoluzione per 16:9?
Grazie
PesceGattu 3 years ago
no big deal, 1080p isnt some wack HD setting, HD has basically been around for many years if u consider 480p being a HD setting, CRT monitors can do alot better than 480p even 1080p if u consider 'W/E x 1024' almost 1080.... once again this isnt a big dill
Polskaboy28 3 years ago
Since you used the box, it thinks it's displaying at 1080p but it's most likely running at its native resolution. Physically 1,080 lines of resolution cannot fit on a 15" screen. if you work the math it's like 22.something.
lowfiwhiteguy 4 years ago
bullshit. some company made a 7'' 1080p tv a couple months ago.
Mrbadboy333 4 years ago
probably as a concept or something that cost 6 grand.. you can't actually buy consumer electronics with that kind of technology in them yet, and 1080 lines of image can't fit on a 15" crt. that's not even a widescreen screen format. that is 4:3, not 16:9 or even 16:10, like a lot of lcd monitors.
..MORON
lowfiwhiteguy 4 years ago
lol.. You better be an expert.
Dustyn211 4 years ago
It doesn't matter. That's not what you said. Before you said it couldn't fit on a 15''. Wrong. It can and has been proven. You never said about it being affordable to the consumer, and BTW do you even know what 1080p is? It's 1920x1080, a 16:9 aspect ratio, 16:10 isn't equal to 1080p.
Mrbadboy333 4 years ago
1080 progressive scan, yes, a 1920 by 1080 resolution, obviously i know what it is if im talking "lines of image" as in the 1080 vertical lines of pixels consecutively displayed which comprise an image, etc. etc. i don't see why you guys get so worked up about a comment, and that's why i said "or even 16:10"... because LCD monitors use an aspect ratio of that size, obviously distorting the image a small amount
lowfiwhiteguy 4 years ago
FYI I have a 15" CRT monitor that displays 1920x1440, which is above 1080p. It can be done. And the point of the video is that you can display a 1080p signal on a CRT, regardless of how many lines of resolution it can draw. The fact he is showing is that you can play your games, albeit squashed, without spending $1200 on an HDTV or $400 on an HDCP LCD.
custom24prs 3 years ago
where you buy it?
dandalejr8 4 years ago
thats excatly the product I was looking for so I wouldnt have to reconnect my pc vga thingy when i needed my pc ty man appericate the info nice vid too :p
gutiar12121212 4 years ago
wtf how do you get vga to display tv resoultions?
gutiar12121212 4 years ago
I got this thing called the XCM VGA Box. You connect anything component through this box, and then connect a VGA monitor to it. It so I can have my Xbox 360 connected to my other 22" monitor that I use with my PC.
DavGerm4 4 years ago
It 1080p through component and not HDMI.
IC3K4R33M 4 years ago
No it was at 1080p, I just didn't agree to saving it at 1080p, because it's not even on the screen! Maybe you should look closer next time!
DavGerm4 4 years ago
it said 720p at the end so it didnt work you suck!
IRNBRU07 4 years ago
wait turns out im blind but you still suck!
IRNBRU07 4 years ago