zamwessell
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I just bought a DV137 and a Sony 46X2000.
I am using a Chord Silver Pro HDMI cable.
I have to say that for me the best picture is by SD interlaced,not any of the upscaled settings.I am puzzled as to why.
The higher setting have a strange effect on the image especially actors faces,you find yourself squinting because it looks slightly out of focus.It also looks duller in general.If i set it to SD interlaced then it is a far more detailed,sharper,brighter picture (as good as my old Sony CRT in those respects)which doesn't make sense to me
The 46X2000 performs superbly with SKYHD at 1080i so it does not seem to be the tv at fault and i am using the same Chord Silver Pro to feed that.
I am curious to see other 1080p scalers on this panel to compare.
Seems silly to have to have it set at the lowest resolution to get the best picture.Maybe the scaler is faulty.
Any thoughts anyone?
I am using a Chord Silver Pro HDMI cable.
I have to say that for me the best picture is by SD interlaced,not any of the upscaled settings.I am puzzled as to why.
The higher setting have a strange effect on the image especially actors faces,you find yourself squinting because it looks slightly out of focus.It also looks duller in general.If i set it to SD interlaced then it is a far more detailed,sharper,brighter picture (as good as my old Sony CRT in those respects)which doesn't make sense to me
The 46X2000 performs superbly with SKYHD at 1080i so it does not seem to be the tv at fault and i am using the same Chord Silver Pro to feed that.
I am curious to see other 1080p scalers on this panel to compare.
Seems silly to have to have it set at the lowest resolution to get the best picture.Maybe the scaler is faulty.
Any thoughts anyone?