Thread: 1080 problem
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Old 24-07-2010, 17:50   #17
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Re: 1080 problem

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Originally Posted by spice View Post
Sampling frequency: 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz
Sampling rate: Constant for all channels
Word length: Up to 24 bits
Blu-ray Disc™ channel support: Up to eight channels of 24-bit/96 kHz audio; designed to be expandable should the Blu-ray Disc standard adopt additional channels
Two- to six-channel support: Up to 24-bit/192 kHz
Maximum bit rate: Up to 18 Mbps on Blu-ray Disc
this is the package i just purchased and connected my vm v+ under 1080 widescreen and theres a few problems ive noticed.
picture is blotchy, alot of the channels cant be made to fit the entire screen ive tryed every setting possible, sound is really poor and the v+ box freezes a glitches at the slightest thing, i transfered from sky where i only had digital not hd and the picture quality is really clear compared to vm v+ i spoke to tech department and they wont dropt my acc due to not been with them 12 months. now im seeing more problems i cant wait to look for another provider for my tv service.
The channels that "don't fit the entire screen"... are they HD channels? If so then that means the programme you are watching was filmed in 4:3. HDMI shows the channel in it's correct format, you can't stretch the image. This is not a fault.

If they are SD channels then you need to change the V+ to 1080i WIDE to stretch the pic on 4:3 SD channels.

Have you tried the 720p setting regarding "blotchy pic"? What channels are you getting a poor pic on? SD or HD?

Have you had a play around with the TV's settings? you need to configure your own tv for your preferences.


Also, well done for re-opening a 4 year old thread

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