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... I have noticed that the quality of picture on some ITV1 programs is poor. For example "Popstars", but on say their News program it is much better. Is everyone having this problem. Who can we complain to?
Originally posted by petefletch
Having just bought a Sony 100Hz TV I would also like comment on the poor quality of digital signals, lots of artifacts on moving objects on some channels on both Sky and Telewest. Have posted on several other threads regarding this! I was thinking about going down the terestrial digital route, now I'm totally confused!
Originally posted by Garrett
So if the government switch the analogue signal off, there will be a lot of people with an ITV station they cannot watch without faults (is this progress?).
Originally posted by Garrett
My parents have an original ON Digital box and a W/S TV when I go round and they have a program that I know to be in W/S I ask they why not watch it through the box in W/S but every time ITV is on it breaks up. I also went to a mates house this morning and he has a freeview box that is on a different transmitter and his picture was breaking up on ITV.
So if the government switch the analogue signal off, there will be a lot of people with an ITV station they cannot watch without faults (is this progress?).
My parents live quite near the transmitter and it can bee seen from there house(clear line of site as well), also they have a new digital aerial.Originally posted by Wayne Moule
Do you live near the transmitter?
It really could be well worth it to get a new digital aerial put up.
Originally posted by Squirrel God
Yes ITV is often worse. But wait til those adverts come on - then it's superb quality.
Never watch ITV much anyway, so not bothered
BBC1 showed Out of Sight the other night and it was near DVD quality. More of that please Auntie Beeb!!
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=59396
I suspect it's primarily because the advertisers pay.Originally posted by Wayne Moule
A cracking original source will result in a more often than not a cracking end pic.
Could this be why the adverts are so excellent?