Thread: SD Poor quality of SD channels
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Old 15-04-2021, 13:42   #6
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Re: Poor quality of SD channels
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Originally Posted by spiderplant View Post
What size screen do you have and how far away do you sit?

As for the small text, which channels? I do suspect some assume you are watching in HD.
Samsung 40" & Samsung 32" 3D

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Originally Posted by Mad Max View Post
Can you not watch in HD?
Sometimes we have programs clashes and one has to be recorded on a +1

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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
I have no problems with SD channels, my TV is a 10-year-old 37" Plasma though

I very much doubt Hom3r has one of those £130 TV's from Argos, so wondered if a duff lead could be the problem?
Yep Samsung 40" & Samsung 32" 3D

If HD is OK surely the cable is as well?
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