Thread: How bad is bad enough ???
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Old 25-02-2004, 14:03   #5
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Re: How bad is bad enough ???


Different channels on the NTL line up have different bandwidth allocations. I don't know where you get the information on this from, but it may well also be that ITV2 does not use as much bandwidth as ITV1 or BBC1 so some of the degredation comes on it being broadcast on that channel.

A good example of this is E4. This uses 2/3 of usual bandwidth and you can see noticable stepping in diagonal lines on the screen.

Check that your TV does not have any image enhancement on it. If it does turn it off. The new pannys have some of the best pictures on the market. Can you get an analogue signal? I know Hertford is pretty pants in the most for them. On the BBC / ITV1 broadcasts can you see a difference between the analogue pass through picure broadcast to C1-4 and the digital image on AV?
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