Ah, sorry, I missed that. Still - it irritates me that it won't support a 1080p signal. Why in the world did I buy a 360 Elite then when I could have bought a regular 360 and saved some green? I bought it for the HDMI, not the other stuff.

>As I replied to someone else in this thread, from what I've read over the weekend, your tv will convert 1080i incoming signals. People are not able to tell the difference between 1080i and 1080p when viewed on a 1080p capable tv.
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>>GRRRR. So what the heck is the point of having 1080p if it doesn't accept 1080p signals?
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>>>I think the problem is your TV is too small, try a bigger model.
>>>
>>>Actually it could be your TV, you may have a "1080p" TV that does not accept 1080p input if that is possible?
>>>
>>>Take a look at these:
>>>
>>>http://www.highdefforum.com/archive/index.php/t-30335.html
>>>http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=815336
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>No, I haven't tried the component cables. I should do that.
>>>>
>>>>Here is my tv: http://www.tacp.com/televisions/product.asp?model=62HM196
>>>>
>>>>>Not sure have you tried the component cables? What type of TV?
>>>>>
>>>>>No answer, but you are not alone:
>>>>>http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=553209
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>I have the Elite hooked up with HMDI to my TV that is supposed to support 1080p. What the heck is going on?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>My 360 does 1080p over component with no problem. It is the old model with no HDMI.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Rod,
>>>>>>>>Does your 360 offer 1080p? I try to set it up on mine and 1080p is grayed out, so I had to select 1080i. I am using an HDMI cable and my TV supports 1080p.
>>>>>>>>