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MSALLA
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I set my cable box to 1080i from 720p at the direction of comcast rep.
I am using an HDMI cable.
Why would some high def. channels look worse and others look amazing. Alot of channels the picture has more detail but is grainy.
I am using an HDMI cable.
Why would some high def. channels look worse and others look amazing. Alot of channels the picture has more detail but is grainy.
Michael
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Samsung 50" HD DLP
Yamaha RX-V2500
(2) Outlaw 200
Adcom GFA 555
Sony BDP300
Denon 2900 DVD
Lsi9's mains
Lsi7's rear
Lsic center
12.1 SVS driver in 4.53 cuft. tube
Harmony 880
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Just because a broadcast is "high-def" doesn't mean the image will look better, just 'sharper.' The way the video streams are compressed can have an effect on video quality, artifacting, ghosting, color distortion.
Usually, for sports, I like 720p over 1080i for the progressive scan; however, for non-sports, 1080i looks better because of the higher pixel count (assuming you have a 1920x1080 tv). -
I set my cable box to 1080i from 720p at the direction of comcast rep.
I am using an HDMI cable.
Why would some high def. channels look worse and others look amazing. Alot of channels the picture has more detail but is grainy.
Will your cable box let you pass the channel resolution through the way it was broadcast? It looks better if you don't have the box scaling and deinterlacing.
