HDTV picture quality. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I have a 42" Panasonic plasma HDTV connected to a Dish Network 921 receiver with Monster video cables. The HDTV programming is nice and clear but the non-HD channels are grainy and not...

HDTV picture quality. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Hi, I need some advice. I just bought a 50" Hitachi Ultravision HDTV (50V500). I also subscribed to Rogers HDTV. I find the picture quality for the 19 HDTV channels very good. I am less...

screen (Sony 42WE610). The picture quality off of a dish network feed through s-video is... underwhelming (probably due to the size of the screen). However, we were surprised that when we played a widescreen DVD on the HDTV, the picture shows up as...

buy new TVs - people will need to buy new Satellite receivers - only Sky are offering this service at the moment Is the improved picture quality really worth all of the expense of getting access to HDTV? I know that new technology often takes a long...

the same content on their HDTV and analog channels. For Direct TV, the selection of HDTV content is rather mediocre- often it's just the same shows over and over. The picture quality of HDTV is better than digital satellite (often digital satellite...

720p so FOX can claim it's HDTV when the picture may not really be? Ron Bennett. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I'm watching the AFC Fox Game right now (Philadelphia, PA station) via Comcast ... the signal may be 720p, but the picture certainly...

HDTV: Most people do not get it!. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Of my family and friends, only five families own HDTV capable sets. Of these five HDTV sets three have integrated tuners. However, until December of this year, only ONE of us (me)...

Sony direct view sets provide the best HDTV picture, by far. Richard. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () In alt.tv.tech.hdtv, Richard wrote: > The current Sony direct view sets provide the best HDTV picture, by far. Maybe, but certainly not...

your player converts it to 480p, but all DVDs are 480i) for the DVD. many Theaters do now have digital projectors which have noticeable improvements in picture quality over "analog" projectors. The HiDef will be used specifically for HDTV and a further...

very excellent viewing >> on an HDTV set. Just set your DVD player to 16:9, your HDTV to "stretch" >> and voila... near HDTV picture quality... and full screen. Of course the >> DVD program must be issued in widescreen anamorphic for this to work. But >> many...