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Old 09-01-2007, 13:47   #13
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Re: Newbie not happy with tvdrive

Interested that you connect the DVD player via HDMI and find a great picture, yet not so when the TV drive is connected via the same lead.

I guess as audio/visual components get more closely related to their computer counterparts then software issues / incompatabilities will be more and more common.

For the record, many of us that have been using TVDrive for many months on different TV's find just the opposite.

I'm not going to get into the HD debate and the availability of channels, but I have run Sky+ and TVDrive (in HDMI) mode. On a Panasonic TV the Sky+ and built in freeview tuner output a picture that si comparable in quality (i.e both are very good indeed).

However watch the same programme upscaled via TVdriave and there is a noticable picture quality improvement, which increases again when HD is broadcast. I specifiaclly remember a particularly sad instance when I had friends round and we sat and watched the BBC HD trail for a substantial amount of time as the picture quality was eyewateringly ggod. Sad, i know, but - hey ho - isn't all AV. (great, isn't it!)

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