Hertz not showing in display settings?

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If HDMI to DVI doesn't work, next best thing is getting the HD VGA cable for Xbox 360 and use that in 720p/1280x720 or the component cable at 720p. The reason I recommend 720p instead of 1080i is for a couple of reasons.

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1. You have an LCD projector which is a digital progessive type of display. Interlace is not suited for this type of display (interlace was intended for CRT displays), but if you can't use a digital connection, then analog is the only way (but with progressive
formats like 720p instead of 1080i which is interlaced).

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2. Progressive allows for faster display of your controller button presses on screen than over interlace. Progressive shows the 30 or 60 frames in one 60 hertz field each second. Interlace splits those same 30 or 60 frames into seperate 30 hertz fields to
be combined into 60 hertz. It takes longer because only half of the resolution (why people say its actually 1920x540 instead of 1920x1080/1080p) is flickered each second.

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So in summary, you want to try and use Progressive resolutions with LCD, Plasma, and DLP. It will make your actions less delayed onscreen and less blurring will occur. This is why 1080i is removed from Xbox one. But with an analog connection if you can't
get the HDMI to DVI cable working...

Hi there jognoh1

What is your question?. As in video hertz or Sound hertz?.

Ok, your hertz is messed up. Try going through your TV's built-in menu and reset it all to factory/default.

Also, do this.

1.Scroll all to right on the dashboard.

2.Select System

3.Select Console Settings

4.Select Display

5.Select HDTV Settings

6.Select 1080p

7.Wait for changes to take place.

8. Turn off you Xbox and try it again.

I already have all of that set but it still doesnt allow me to play saying i dont have the right hertz or 1980x1080p