Game runs at 720p while capable of 1080p

crystalin Posted messages 136 Status Member -  
juliendion Posted messages 7 Status Member -
Hello,
I bought Assassin's Creed 2, and it says it runs at 1080p. I have a 1080p Pioneer plasma screen, all good.
But when I play Assassin's Creed 2, the screen tells me that the game is running at 720p. It already looks really good! But I don't understand why it doesn't run at maximum. Or maybe it is running at 1080p but the information is incorrect for some reason. Have you ever had this problem?
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16 answers

  1. Alexis lelord
     
    Hello, here is the response, you need to force the PS3 to 1080P

    Let me explain, go to PS3 Settings then Display Settings then Display Settings select Custom HDMI and check only 1080p and 576p which is actually grayed out, confirm and you're good to go.

    This method also works for the first Call of Duty MW 1.

    It works for me, you can try it.
    Be careful with your other games, you need to reactivate 720p mode or you'll end up playing in 576p!!!
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    1. praseo
       
      hello

      so I don't understand anything anymore.

      my ps3 is connected to my projector.
      I turn on the ps3: display in 1080p 60Hz (everything is fine)

      I put the game assassins creed 2 in the box, the ps3 seems to disconnect
      and bam the game display is in 720p 50hz.....

      I have checked several forums, I reset the ps3 by holding down the button for a long time, nothing works...

      another detail: yesterday I played in 1080p 60hz.......

      please; help me! the image is "awful" in 720!
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      1. gary topper > praseo
         
        Hello,

        I did the previously suggested manipulation to be able to play Call of Duty Warfare 1 in 1080p after having played in 720p.

        My TV (full HD, 100 Hz) correctly shows 1920 x 1080p after the manipulation,

        However, I don't notice any change in the image between the 720p version and the 1080p version...

        I find that the graphics of Call of Duty are a bit "jagged" compared to other games like Killzone 2 which are smoother even in 720p.

        What do you think?
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  2. floBER
     
    Hello,

    I have the same issue as you,
    I just bought Assassin's Creed II and it shows 720 while my TV is a Sony Bravia Full HD (so no issues there) and a high-end HDMI cable.

    I have the same thought as you, the image seems perfect, but I just want to know why it displays 720p when the PS usually runs at 1080p.
    And the game supposedly runs in 1080p...

    Is it an error and is it actually running in 1080p?

    Thanks
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    1. ftore
       
      Same problem as you! No solution???
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  3. batrat44
     
    I did some research actually, forcing 1080P is strictly useless because the console actually does the upscaling... if you're at 720P then it's the TV that does the upscaling

    so whether it's the PS3 or the TV, I don't see what difference it makes, anyway all the games that are compatible with 1080P (being 720P)

    but raising the resolution can lead to more tearing

    after that it depends on the screen

    basically only the 1080P games (behind the box) are FULL HD, the others are HD ready
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  4. praseo
     
    Hello,

    I think some of you haven't read the messages properly (not to mention you haven't taken any French classes).
    We're talking about AC2 which is supposed to run at 1080p.

    I made this small parameter modification to force 1080p.
    At first, I had it at 1080p 50Hz, and now I have it at 1080p 60Hz, go figure.

    Not to mention that the first time I hooked everything up, I was able to play at 1080p 60Hz without changing anything.

    There really seems to be a problem somewhere, but at least I'm not the only one in this situation!

    Have a great day!
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  5. vincounet
     
    Many of you haven't read Alexis Lelord's message.

    Force the display to 1080p and that's it! Disabling 720p.

    For my part, I had the same problem, now that I've forced it, it works very well, thank you.
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  6. LL
     
    I confirm, the "alexis" method works. It's a big mess during the game loading, the screen flickers like a dead fish at the edge of the pond but it works. Thanks for this advice. See you!
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  7. era@tik
     
    As-tu relié ton plasma et ta console avec un câble HDMI ?
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    1. juliendion Posted messages 7 Status Member 1
       
      I hope... you really have to be thick-headed!
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  8. crystalin Posted messages 136 Status Member 400
     
    Yes, they are connected with an HDMI. To be honest, I think it’s just the information provided by the screen that is misleading because the image is already really beautiful. I don't see how it could be better!
    It's exactly written:

    INPUT 4 720p 36Bits
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  9. crystalin Posted messages 136 Status Member 400
     
    Has it never happened to you? Do you think it would come from the screen or the console?
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  10. Red
     
    Hi, same problem on this Christmas day, here’s a fabulous full HD screen and a big disappointment because it's 720P even though other games work wonderfully!
    Well, I’m going to send a little email to Ubisoft and I’ll keep you updated!

    And I confirm that the technique of "forcing" the display to 1080P doesn’t work, the screen shows 1080P but the resolution is 720P.
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  11. batrat44
     
    Yes, you need to remove 720P to force 1080, but you have to set it back to 720P, otherwise you'll end up in 576i

    So basically a 640x480 lol

    After that, you have to say that the PS3 is starting to struggle with games; practically all games are in 720P due to a lack of power... and regarding the jagged edges, it's normal; the filters will be less and less present on consoles

    Hence the interest in having a FULL HD screen with a console... none ^^ well (for very little)

    Have a good day
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  12. batrat44
     
    Personally, I think that Sony limited the compatible games to 720P to avoid overheating the console too much and damaging the GPU.
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  13. Redndh Posted messages 63 Status Member 265
     
    Hi!

    I've been exchanging emails with Ubisoft's customer service for several days now; they are very professional, but for now, we are at a standstill. I'll keep you posted!

    @+
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  14. allcatsgrey
     
    Hello everyone,

    Well, for me, the opposite is happening!! ;O)

    Let me explain. I have a new Sony Bravia LCD screen. It is connected to the PS3 and Belgacom TV (digital channel) via HDMi cable.
    For the past week, my PS3 games are running in 1080i, but as soon as I switch to Belgacom, my image is in 720p (you can clearly see a difference from 1080i). Yet, Belgacom has always run in 1080i and I haven't made any changes to switch to 720p... of course, it's impossible to go back.
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  15. Aerowiel Posted messages 16 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    Hello,
    I have a more problematic issue, my TV takes into account 720p (I think), 1080p and 1080i (since my already HD channels, like M6HD for example, are in 1080i). I also have a PS3 and an HDMI cable, but no matter the channel, I have a black screen. I think I need to make my TV display 720p or 1080p, but I don’t know how to do that. Anyway, my PS3 doesn’t work via HDMI, what can I do? I tried holding the reset button for 5 seconds, going through the SCART port (saying yes to switch to HDMI because the cable was recognized), but nothing works. It’s not my cable or my TV since my Xbox works fine without needing any settings or the SCART port. What can I do to switch my TV to display 720 or 1080p, please?
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    1. batrat44
       
      Salut Aerowiel, il est possible que votre télé ne soit pas compatible avec le cryptage (HDCP). La Xbox en est dépourvue, mais la PS3, quant à elle, l'utilise (enfin il me semble). Du coup, si votre télé ne l'a pas, elle est incapable de décoder le flux crypté de la PS3 :) Voilà.
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  16. crystalin Posted messages 136 Status Member 400
     
    Up ! :)
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