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Matheous-2 | 12:42 Wed 02nd Feb 2011 | Technology
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I have a jpg file I want displayed on our Philips 42" HD- Can anyone suggest a resolution I should use. The file I tried was about 5.3mb and the TV gave me an 'unsupported format' display....
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The 'file format' should have no bearing on the 'file size' (and vice versa).

I'm wondering if your TV is looking for JPEG file extension (and not JPG) - although there's no difference really.

Rename it and try again, just to rule out this option.
13:08 Wed 02nd Feb 2011
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Thanks -will try that.....The res was 300dpi and I initially thought that might be the problem....
14:31 Wed 02nd Feb 2011
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Just to update - I reduced the dpi to 96 and it worked! Although when I removed the USB memory stick from the TV it froze the Sky+ box which involved a few HDMI 'unplug' & re-insert to get it back!
22:05 Wed 02nd Feb 2011
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The maximum Resolution for pics is always listed in the TV manual specifications. Check it.
My Pioneer is 1600 tops on max dimension.
22:08 Wed 02nd Feb 2011
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The image I want to display measures 35"x17.5". DPI is related to size....
22:53 Fri 04th Feb 2011

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