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Theman843

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#318241 29-Dec-2024 18:46
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The new sky box defaults to auto when selecting the resolution for your tv. So in my case it set to the resolution to full 2160p on my LG C1 oled. Rather than having the sky box do the upscaling, I set the resolution to 1080p so my Tv can handle the upscaling to 4k and the image quality is vastly superior. I am wondering whether to set the resolution to 1080p or 1080i because the HD channels output in 1080i?

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razor2000nz
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  #3327266 3-Jan-2025 14:00
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Think the only issue with this is if you watch any streaming content via the apps (netflix/prime etc) will it be limited to 1080p as well? 


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