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

Posted by Jack G on June 30, 2013 at 11:46:58:
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