Hello Elijoh,
Welcome to Community@Insignia™!
Let me tell you that there was actually never an inconvenience in getting 1080p with HDMI. We should take into account that the source should work at 60 Hz, such as the TV does; and though the TV supports 1080p, the source has to be capable of working with 1080p as well.
Lets say that you are playing a Bluray player, your Player should be able to output 1080p, it should also be set to output 1080 through its menu, and, if the disc was not recorded in 1080p, the player should be doing an upscaling to output the signal in that resolution, what could cause a quality issue. In those cases, we recommend not to do an upscaling to get a more clear image.
The TV also gives you the option to select preset Picture and Audio settings, or to go manually through them; It has a USB for watching pictures or slideshows; you can program the TV to turn off or on automatically; allows you to label an Input source or channels; use Parental Control; CCD; and you can even lock the control buttons on the fron of the TV to avoid kids to press them while playing.
In general, it is a great TV! So, I encourage you to compare it with other Insignia or other TV brands about its specifications. And if you have any question, you can contact our Support line any day of the week!
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Thank you,
Guille
Insignia™ Support Team
