Using 1080i60 near 1080i50 HDMI Signal?
If i take my US TV which supports both 1080i60 and 1080p and hook it surrounded by a HD settop box in europe next to 1080i50 - will i get signal? If not, What liberal of converter do i need? Is nearby a "simple" way to convert to 1080p to set a common-ground for both devices?
Answers: Having be back and forth to London at lowest possible a dozen times, I can tell you that the TV will PROBABLY work. However, check with a knowledigable/reliable technician over the phone or via email for unqualified concurrence. You also might want to check with the local embassy of the country you desire to visit - their regularly very practical with even unusual question.
The real issue is the European standard for electrical outlets. they typically use a high native voltage at a 50Hz frequency. Ensure you own a proper "Power adapter" to prevent the television from becoming "toast."
Provided your TV have at least 1 HDMI Socket on it afterwards you can take any HD source and connect it to your TV European or US (for example Blu stream DVD or Sky HD)
Most HD Sources (players and Decoders) have the skilfulness to support few HD formats
If you don't have a HDMI socket don't hysterics you may find it has a DVI or similar socket which will support HD and adaptors can be found within most good Audio Visual Stores (example curry’s)
Hope this help.
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