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Comment on Do You Have An Insignia 32″ 1080p 60hz Lcd Hdtv? Open!? by Mad Iphone

Mad Iphone — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 11:59:44 +0000

No.

Comment on What Do You Think Of The Tv Brand “dynex”? Any Complaints? by Pseudony

Pseudony — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:25:27 +0000

We bought a 19″ Dynex for my wife’s parents Xmas 2008. They love it. I took the precaution of buying the extended warranty.

Comment on First Gen Xbox 360 To Hdtv? by James G

James G — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:10:56 +0000

ROFL - you have no sound because you didn’t connect the sound! You need to connect the white and the other red cables to the white and red audio inputs. The green blue and red you connected are all video inputs (green, red and blue color signals).

Comment on What’s The Difference Between 1080i And 1080p? And What Does Sony Klv-32v550a Support? by Derek

Derek — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 04:44:24 +0000

1080 is the number of horizontal lines, i stands for interlaced scan where first all the even numbered lines are scanned and then the odd numbered lines. p stands for progressive scan where all the lines are scanned in order. P is better, I was used to cut down flicker when tv was sent at only 30 frames per second.

Comment on What’s The Difference Between 1080i And 1080p? And What Does Sony Klv-32v550a Support? by Yahoo!

Yahoo! — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 04:39:46 +0000

The i and p bit indicate the way the image is put on the screen or the scan type. The i stands for interlaced. Interlaced scanning is an older method of putting the picture onto the screen. It is more common in older style CRT TVs. The p stands for progressive and is the modern way to put the picture on the screen.
The picture comes on the screen very quickly but the progressive technique is smoother and less flickery than the interlaced method. Thus it is claimed that the picture will be better using the progressive method although it is hardly noticeable to the eye. It may also be better for fast paced action movies or rapid changes to the image but, again, it is debatable whether the eye will pick up on this.
1080p is the best you can get at the moment in terms of latest technology. It will allow you to get the most out of the next generation DVDs, blu ray and HD DVD.
1080i is the current best standard for HD broadcast television.
Thus 1080i and 1080p simply mean how clear the picture will be on the screen and how quickly the picture is put on the screen.
Your TV should clearly state which one it supports.

Comment on Lg Hdtv Picture Quality? by Owen E

Owen E — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:03:06 +0000

yes

Comment on Lg Hdtv Picture Quality? by John UU

John UU — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:58:29 +0000

Granny is right should have done some more research there is a reason LG tv’s always go on sale they are junk. Simply look at these manufacturers. It appears you are budget minded so mentioning Pioneer for the best Plasma is mundane. Panasonic if you want plasma. Now for LCD you have 4 I would highly recommend Samsung, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba and in that order Samsung has the best LCD on the market by FAR!

Comment on Lg Hdtv Picture Quality? by grannysa

grannysa — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:14:58 +0000

I’d say you have something wrong with your reception, or your tv, or you’re just seeing the difference between analogue and digital. My LG6000 37″ is a brilliant picture - can’t fault it.
Don’t forget that some things can look worse on digital than a good quality analogue - particularly fast action such as football here the picture can be a bit ‘blocky’.
However, your LG set also lets you select analogue channels, so you may find these better.
If it still looks wrong, and you’ve adjusted all the options in the picture set-up, you may want to talk to the shop from where you bought it as it could be faulty. Hope you get it sorted

Comment on Lg Hdtv Picture Quality? by Panda Hunter

Panda Hunter — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:12:33 +0000

No, it’s because LG TVs have a reputation for poor picture quality. Any LCD or Plasma TV will have somewhat poorer-quality pictures than your old set, unless you are watching HD, but some are much better than others.
Before we bought our new 46″ LCD TV, we thoroughly researched the Internet review sites/forums to find the best deal/quality; Sony came out tops, but was hugely expensive, and was followed closely by JVC (which is what we bought because we got a really great deal). LG was slated badly on every site (and we looked at lots). Some other brands of TVs have LG technology, too, so are just LGs under a different name.
The reason they look good in the shops is because they are often running on an HD loop and not the standard programmes others in the shop are showing, and this gives a false impression of the general picture quality.

Comment on Is An Hdtv Worth Buying? by Mohammed Ali

Mohammed Ali — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 08:03:55 +0000

Big Daddy has a point - just saying! I would have given thumbs up - but I’m new and it won’t allow me.