rotty
23rd July 2011, 19:17
Has anyone noticed a change in the HD picture on Sky HD boxes.
The Sky News HD logo for example shows this well. I have seen this on every box now.
Look at the top and bottom horizontal lines on the logo, very fuzzy.
In other words, a reduction in vertical resolution.
Those of you in the UK look at the Channel 4HD logo horizontal parts of the logo. It should be pencil thin and crisp. Not good.
Now switch to Freesat HD receiver box (Not Sky Box) or a built in Freesat HD receiver and see the difference.
This must be after an update to the Sky HD boxes concerning the HDMI output, as the transmission is the same for all receivers and other receivers are not like this.
This wasnt the case a while back.
Has this update been done so to make the difference in Sky 3D compared to 2D on Sky not look so different, i.e. Sky 3D is only half res (960 width) instead of 1920 for to 2D. Are they making the 2D HDMI image slightly fuzzy so as they look more similar. Or at least so the horizontal and vertical resolutions look less different.
If this is the case then please Sky DONT.
The Sky News HD logo for example shows this well. I have seen this on every box now.
Look at the top and bottom horizontal lines on the logo, very fuzzy.
In other words, a reduction in vertical resolution.
Those of you in the UK look at the Channel 4HD logo horizontal parts of the logo. It should be pencil thin and crisp. Not good.
Now switch to Freesat HD receiver box (Not Sky Box) or a built in Freesat HD receiver and see the difference.
This must be after an update to the Sky HD boxes concerning the HDMI output, as the transmission is the same for all receivers and other receivers are not like this.
This wasnt the case a while back.
Has this update been done so to make the difference in Sky 3D compared to 2D on Sky not look so different, i.e. Sky 3D is only half res (960 width) instead of 1920 for to 2D. Are they making the 2D HDMI image slightly fuzzy so as they look more similar. Or at least so the horizontal and vertical resolutions look less different.
If this is the case then please Sky DONT.