Everything has a green tint when upgraded to HD 1080.

Its main digital board has to be replaced. It is a skilled work. If you wish to get more details about this work, check the site linked below and pull up older posts there.
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U don't get to chose modes.480,720 and 1080 it chose by the tv show itself.Want more 1080 must have HD package from cable or satalite compannies.

Tries CBS or NBC channels have HD if displayed 1080i than ur box is working.The shows must say HD or Display 1080i to work HD programming.

I would look at the source for the Hd signal as being the problem--if you are using some kind of cable or sat box it will deliver the signal to the DTV input on the back of the set--this is the HD input for this set.

It is possible to have a problem like you describe be one in the set--but very unlikely----have you looked on that green signal board for any signs of Glycol?

Anything that will produce a 1080 signal to the DTV input should tell you if the problem is the set or the source of the HD signal that is causing the problem.


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It has to be an HD DirecTV receiver for you to get anything about 480i. When you had an HD receiver you can select the resolution you want, up to 1080i.

Connect your component cables to the DTV connections.

hi! might be best to call Uverse so that they could guide you thru setting the right aspect ratio for your TV. hope this helps!!! goodluck!!!

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In the input assignment menu make sure that the DTV (the only 1080 input on this tv) is set to Y/Pb/Pr and see if that fixes your issue with at least the HD-DVR.

BTW- the HDMI information "1080i HD can only be selected if TV has HDMI inputs". is not correct.

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Get an upconverting DVDP that puts out 1080i on component. They were made several years ago, and today it can't be done without HDMI, which your set is too old for.

Momitsu, Bravo, Lite0n made them, with the Samsung 841 hackable for that purpose. Try to find one used, and be sure to ask whether they upconvert SD - standard - DVDs from 480i->1080i before you buy. Then take that 1080i in via component, which is stellar in its performance and has none of the anomalies that are plaguing HDMI on many brands of CRT units.


Mr Bob