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link2007

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#24004 12-Jul-2008 22:13
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Hi all:


Let this be the thread where ppl can show off their HDTV setup and what HD broadcast looks like!

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  #147407 13-Jul-2008 14:36
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great, but until the week after next, you'll be counting tumbleweeds, unless someone who's a beta tester posts stuff here.



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  #154052 4-Aug-2008 16:16
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Here are some pictures of My Sky HDI in action on my Mistubishi 4900 projector. A 160 inch projection on a white wall, running at 1080i.

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1054/p1060232rk2.jpg


http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/5663/p1060240ny1.jpg

http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/3905/p1060244gk5.jpg



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  #154063 4-Aug-2008 17:36
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I was very impressed with the English Rugby League which shows through on your first image. This bodes well for the Premier League in HD.

The NZ Rugby, your last image, was not so good, maybe that game was not HD?

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  #154086 4-Aug-2008 18:27
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After looking at the Sky Watch the Rugby was definately not HD. I thought it was HD because the logo's and scores were in HD and Sky's logo on the top right was in HD but the feed was not?? Im not sure.

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  #154097 4-Aug-2008 18:58
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The first picture of the rugby league looks to be a pretty good picture. The last one of Auckland vs Counties was definetly not HD feed though.

 
 
 

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  #154181 5-Aug-2008 07:50
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When the pictures are only 800x600, how can we tell the difference between SD and HD?

link2007

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  #154674 6-Aug-2008 16:17
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i think the SD bit rate has improved for overseas broadcast thats for sure.

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  #157445 16-Aug-2008 17:59
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Couple of 1024 x 685screenshots here of the same 'live-pause' image.  Same camera position, aperture and shutterspeed.  One through HDMI (set at 1080i) input other through composite video.  Not a huge success taking photos of an LCD screen but the best of a bad bunch.  Might try at 720p tomorrow, see if the result is any different.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/24654705@N04/2766622335/sizes/l/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24654705@N04/2767459068/sizes/l/



Links  to original 3872 x 2592 version at the top of the page.

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