Faroudja DVP 1080 manual

Faroudja DVP 1080 is a high-definition digital video processor designed to enhance the quality of video signals and distribute them to multiple display devices. It offers a range of features and capabilities to provide users with a superior viewing experience.

  • Video Processing: The DVP 1080 employs advanced video processing algorithms to upscale and de-interlace video signals, resulting in sharper and more detailed images. It also supports a variety of scan rates and resolutions, including 1080p, 720p, and 480i, to accommodate different display devices.

  • Output Options: The DVP 1080 provides multiple output options, including DVI, RGB, YPrPb (component), and VGA, allowing for easy integration with various types of displays. This flexibility enables users to connect the processor to projectors, plasma TVs, CRT displays, and other compatible devices.

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Frequently asked questions

The appropriate output scanrate selection is usually determined by the actual native pixel density of a digital display device, or the physical CRT size of an analog display device.

Cable length is too long to support the output resolution selected on the processor.

Yes. Four (4) potential SET: ACTIVE OUTPUT modes are available through the DVP-1080 SETUP MENU.

Yes. However, the DVI INPUT on the display device must also be HDCP compliant to view the image, or the HDCP encryption “handshake” will be broken.

It is recommended to install a DVI-D, Single-Link cable connection. The physical DVI connection IN and OUT of the DVP-1080 is a DVI-I, Dual-Link connector.

High resolution displays require a high quality DVI cable connection from the processor to the display. DVI cables must be rated to support the scanrate and length to be implemented; up to 50 foot non-fiber cables are okay for scanrates 1280x1024 and below.

When available, the DVI OUTPUT should always be utilized first. However, it is also recommended to route an analog RGBh/v cable to enable system expandability.
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