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#320966 - 02/04/2009 23:23 Broadcast TV is starting to look better and better
gbeer carpal tunnel Registered: 17/12/2000 Posts: 2665 Loc: Manteca, California	What with all the cable and satellite companies compressing their signals to the point of gross pixelation and audio dropouts. _________________________ Glenn
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#320968 - 02/04/2009 23:26 Re: Broadcast TV is starting to look better and better [Re: gbeer]
tfabris carpal tunnel Registered: 20/12/1999 Posts: 31600 Loc: Seattle, WA	I been makin' that complaint for 10 years... _________________________ Tony Fabris
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#320969 - 02/04/2009 23:30 Re: Broadcast TV is starting to look better and better [Re: tfabris]
Dignan carpal tunnel Registered: 08/03/2000 Posts: 12341 Loc: Sterling, VA	I hate to go on and on about how much I love FIOS when I know not everyone can get it. AFAIK, they haven't started compressing their signal yet, or at least not nearly as much as the other guys. On a 60" 1080p set the signal looks fantastic. edit But on my folks' 60" set with DirecTV, yes, there is definitely compression. _________________________ Matt
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#320970 - 02/04/2009 23:57 Re: Broadcast TV is starting to look better and better [Re: Dignan]
drakino carpal tunnel Registered: 08/06/1999 Posts: 7868	R.I.P. Voom
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#320982 - 03/04/2009 11:25 Re: Broadcast TV is starting to look better and better [Re: Dignan]
Tim veteran Registered: 25/04/2000 Posts: 1529 Loc: Arizona	Originally Posted By: Dignan I hate to go on and on about how much I love FIOS when I know not everyone can get it. AFAIK, they haven't started compressing their signal yet, or at least not nearly as much as the other guys. On a 60" 1080p set the signal looks fantastic. edit But on my folks' 60" set with DirecTV, yes, there is definitely compression. It depends on what I watch for me to notice the compression. Watching the few shows I normally do, I don't notice any at all. Could it be a difference in TV sets or maybe setups that is showing you the pixelation?
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