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Freesat v Freeview
Had Freesat on a Humax box for about 3 months now but I'm disappointed with the SD picture which is much better (cleaner and sharper) on Freeview. Is this normal?
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Since ITV 1 upped it's res to 704 x 576 on sat there's very little difference with the picture on my setup. There are some very slightly better on Freesat and vice versa.
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The BBC SD channels seem a lot less sharp. I have both so I can switch but just wondered whether this would improve some time soon.
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The BBC SD channels seem a lot less sharp. I have both so I can switch but just wondered whether this would improve some time soon.
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Via the HDMI cable. What happens if both the HDMI and scart leads are connected?
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Via the HDMI cable. What happens if both the HDMI and scart leads are connected?
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Many thanks Graham - very useful. I'll give that a go.
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