Originally Posted by grahamcrowden:
“While sd material broadcast on C4HD is light years ahead of the same programme on C4sd...”
“While sd material broadcast on C4HD is light years ahead of the same programme on C4sd...”
Oh really? Being on freesat I can't get 4HD, but this is interesting (and a bit depressing as 4HD has a quite imposing DOG from grabs I've seen
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Originally Posted by grahamcrowden:
“...I can't say I notice any difference with BBC1.
When an sd programme is showing on BBC1HD there does not seem to be any improvement over what you can see when you switch to 101.”
“...I can't say I notice any difference with BBC1.
When an sd programme is showing on BBC1HD there does not seem to be any improvement over what you can see when you switch to 101.”
I'm sorry but I think this is overstated. There is a clear difference to me--though the fact that sometimes you have to switch between HD and SD to appreciate it suggests it's not earth shaking. Perhaps this is why I find it relatively painless to stick to SD.
Originally Posted by grahamcrowden:
“I think whatever causes that is also the explanation as to why BBC1HD is not as good as most other HD channels”
“I think whatever causes that is also the explanation as to why BBC1HD is not as good as most other HD channels”
Despite the BBC's claims that their HD output is now the best it's ever been this is a widely shared view on these forums. A quick look at HD Eastenders and Coronation Street does raise serious questions about what the BBC are doing. But as neither are widescreen films
I'll end with an on topic comment. Point Break is on BBC 1 next week. It makes full use of the OAR so I hope it's part of the BBC's path to enlightenment.




)have confirmed this!