Getting the resolution of an LG 42" plasma

[Dolby]

Hi,

As some of you know, I'm selling my LG 42" plasma. I didn't take note of the resolution when I bought it, but subsequently found out it was 1024 x 768.

Someone came to me the other day and said it was only a 852 x 480 - otherwise he'd consider. Now the thing is I've advertised it at 1024 x 768 , as I'm sure it was that!

Is there ANY way of finding out it's native resolution? Even using computer software?

I've googled the model, but couldn't really find much on it (42PC7RVH)

 

[mercurial]

Have you checked here? http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/LG/42PC7RVH-_E

 

[Dolby]

Manual doesn't say anything

Some sites say 852 x 480 and others say 1024 x 720. LG need to get back to me too.

 

[geezer]

On page 27 of the manual downloaded from the LG website I get the following information:
NOTE
It’s supported to 848x480, 852x480 in VGA
modes. (VGA Models)
It’s supported to 1280x768, 1360x768,
1366x768 in XGA modes. (XGA Models)

I however do not really know what it means.

 

[avr-rulez]

When it says "supported" it only means the graphic processor can handle those res.

You need the native panel resolution.

 

[Dolby]

Yea - I know it can accept, but I do need the native. Thanks geezer!

Surely if I plug a PC in the VGA port, it'll autodetect? I think if I do that, it says 1024 x 768

 

[R13...]

On page 27 of the manual downloaded from the LG website I get the following information:
NOTE
It’s supported to 848x480, 852x480 in VGA
modes. (VGA Models)
It’s supported to 1280x768, 1360x768,
1366x768 in XGA modes. (XGA Models)

I however do not really know what it means.

I hear you there...
The 720p panels support 1080p so maybe the above is an indication that its not natively 720p?