RedRose
Standard Member
I'm very interested in knowing your experiences with this. I have a 50inch "3" series Panasonic. I get the dreaded banding on Sky TV pictures. I don't know why but I get it VERY notably on BBC1's casualty on Saturday night. Maybe there's just a lot of fast moving flesh tones (!), but I wondered:
1. Has anybody seen this get better with the newer (ie series 5) Pannys or the Pioneers. I've yet to see a definitive analysis of this with regard the 8bit-10bit argument.
2. Is it just a feature a plasmas in that they can't process a poor strength signal's colour data fast enough? Or do the Pioneers have faster processors and thus less of a problem?
3. Does anybody have experience of using a deinterlacer with Sky and has seen a difference. My theory here is that if the screen doesn't need to deinterlace it might have enough processing cycles spare to deal with the colour.
1. Has anybody seen this get better with the newer (ie series 5) Pannys or the Pioneers. I've yet to see a definitive analysis of this with regard the 8bit-10bit argument.
2. Is it just a feature a plasmas in that they can't process a poor strength signal's colour data fast enough? Or do the Pioneers have faster processors and thus less of a problem?
3. Does anybody have experience of using a deinterlacer with Sky and has seen a difference. My theory here is that if the screen doesn't need to deinterlace it might have enough processing cycles spare to deal with the colour.