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Interestingly, this remains true even with all picture processing options disabled in either mode so it's quite possible some TVs have some processing going on behind the scenes. |
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If the problem is because of this, which I suspect it is,
"Field order [15] An NTSC "frame" consists of an "even" field followed by an "odd" field. As far as the reception of an analog signal is concerned, this is purely a matter of convention and, it makes no difference. It's rather like the broken lines running down the middle of a road, it doesn't matter whether it is a line/space pair or a space/line pair, the effect to a driver is exactly the same. The introduction of digital television formats has changed things somewhat. Most digital TV formats, including the popular DVD format, record NTSC originated video with the even field first in the recorded frame (the development of DVD took place in regions that traditionally utilize NTSC). However, this frame sequence has migrated through to the so-called PAL format (actually a technically incorrect description) of digital video with the result that the even field is often recorded first in the frame (the European 625 line system is specified as odd frame first). This is no longer a matter of convention because a frame of digital video is a distinct entity on the recorded medium. This means that when reproducing many non NTSC based digital formats (including DVD) it is necessary to reverse the field order otherwise an unacceptable shuddering "comb" effect occurs on moving objects as they are shown ahead in one field and then jump back in the next. This has also become a hazard where non NTSC progressive video is transcoded to interlaced and vice versa. Systems that recover progressive frames or transcode video should ensure that the "Field Order" is obeyed, otherwise the recovered frame will consist of a field from one frame and a field from an adjacent frame, resulting in "comb" interlacing artifacts. This can often be observed in PC based video playing utilities if an inappropriate choice of de-interlacing algorithm is made." It will effect every TV, however processing will make it worse as processing relies on recieving the frames in the correct order. I suspect plasma TV's will mask this problem pretty well also. Regards John. |
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Glad I read this thread as I've ordered a Tivo for next month. A mixed bag of reviews for sure. A poll would be most helpful.
Has anyone had any issues with LG TVs? Mine is 42 inch Full HD. |
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after work in my area the pq on my tivo is constantly pixelating
my signal strength is 0 but dont know what it was before hand. what are you guys getting and are there anyother reasons for the drop in stability |
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You'll need to call faults on 151 and report the poor pics. |
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Hey peeps I've had Tivo installed for about 3 weeks now and I'm concerned about the very poor picture quality. I came over from freeview but I am really thinking about ditching the tivo as it makes freeview look like it was HD.
Also the menus are so slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww and that stupid red spinning thing really annoys the hell out of me so does anyone have any solution? |
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