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Cablevision, LCD, and Sports broadcast - pixelation hell.

Posted by oscar on January 1, 2008 at 06:32:19:
Now I know what some people are seeing when they complain about pixelation on cable. I tuned in to the Spanish Liga for some Highdef football and the pixels were flying across the scene on a 40" Sony LCD; I suspect not enough broadcast bandwidth for this channel and the picture really sucked compared to what I'm used to from Spanish Liga or even HDNet MLS broadcasts.

I guess I'm blessed with a good HD Satellite feed because I almost never see pixelation on a 110" screen. Or the DLP display does a much better job masking out the motion artifacts ?!

At least the motion artifacts don't seem nearly as bad with American Pointyball broadcasts of which I'll see a steady diet the rest of the day.