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RE: As has always been the case with SD, the larger the screen, the lower the picture qua;ity

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Jack G

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In Reply to: RE: As has always been the case with SD, the larger the screen, the lower the picture qua;ity posted by Road Warrior on June 29, 2013 at 15:39:06

480 can look decent on my 60" set. Channels just don't bother putting any effort into them. I have quite a few DVDs that look surpassingly good for not being HD. The DVDs of the show "Medium" come to mind. The show was broadcast in HD, so I never understood why it didn't make it to BD. That said, I don't really miss the extra resolution.
Jack

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DVDs aren't an issue upconverted on my OPPO either.But upconverted SD television picture? - Road Warrior 20:42:36 06/30/13 (1)
puhleeeeezzzze (upconverted on a 65" Panasonic plazma)
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"I'd like to own a squadron of tanks"
- That's why I said... - Jack G 05:05:02 07/01/13 (0)
  That channels/networks don't put any effort into the quality of their 480. If they did, it would look much better. In the case of some of the subchannels, they are so starved of bandwidth that there is no way for them to look good.
  jack
  
  Edits: 07/01/13

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