Comments on: I just replaced my ancient tv with a 37 inch LCD & the picture can look quite pixelated at times? http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/ LCDPicture.com Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:58:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: mark http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/comment-page-1/#comment-309 mark Wed, 15 Apr 2009 05:00:28 +0000 http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/#comment-309 That's the big difference between digital and analogue. HDTVs have very low resolution pixels. 1 pix = 1 colour, pre digital Tv uses unlimited numbers of colours. The contrast is less bright, but DVD looks perfect. Now with HD 1080p is the best, it is only one thousand and eighty pixels that's all. Hence they look blocky, poor show even on blu-ray. To compensate - drink two or three beers and move further away :) I discovered the same when i bought an lcd hdtv. That’s the big difference between digital and analogue.
HDTVs have very low resolution pixels. 1 pix = 1 colour, pre digital Tv uses unlimited numbers of colours. The contrast is less bright, but DVD looks perfect. Now with HD
1080p is the best, it is only one thousand and eighty pixels that’s all. Hence they look blocky, poor show even on blu-ray.

To compensate – drink two or three beers and move further away :)

I discovered the same when i bought an lcd hdtv.

]]> By: Stuart R http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/comment-page-1/#comment-308 Stuart R Tue, 14 Apr 2009 05:59:44 +0000 http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/#comment-308 Broadcasters like to squeeze in as many channels as possible, so picture quality is compromised. Fast moving complex scenes need more space than the broadcasters allow. If you have a bigger and better tv you'll notice it more. Broadcasters like to squeeze in as many channels as possible, so picture quality is compromised. Fast moving complex scenes need more space than the broadcasters allow. If you have a bigger and better tv you’ll notice it more.

]]> By: tony b http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/comment-page-1/#comment-307 tony b Sat, 11 Apr 2009 03:25:29 +0000 http://lcdpicture.com/blog/i-just-replaced-my-ancient-tv-with-a-37-inch-lcd-the-picture-can-look-quite-pixelated-at-times/#comment-307 hi the reason for the pixilation is becasue you are not using the HD input and signal. You have a connector on the back which is speciffically for HD input. Without the HD signal you are only going to get lower standard froman analog and standard digital input. If you have Direct tv or cable get intouch with them and change to HD. They will send you the box and cables and you will see a great improvement in your picture..... It not the size of the screen its your input.. ( I am awaiing permission from she who should be obeyed to upgrade to HD satelitte so we get better pictures./// hi the reason for the pixilation is becasue you are not using the HD input and signal. You have a connector on the back which is speciffically for HD input. Without the HD signal you are only going to get lower standard froman analog and standard digital input. If you have Direct tv or cable get intouch with them and change to HD. They will send you the box and cables and you will see a great improvement in your picture…..
It not the size of the screen its your input.. ( I am awaiing permission from she who should be obeyed to upgrade to HD satelitte so we get better pictures.///

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