Would recommend it wholeheartedly. Great on HD, but also superb on SD DVDs through component. Best TV I have ever owned and after two and a bit months no issues to report at all.witters said:Thanks for that. Would you recommend it on the whole. My Tosh 42pw23 has just died and I nee a quickish replacement.
You have to remember that a lot of broadcast TV is p**s poor, particularly on many digital channels, and that screens of this size and resolution will show up all of these artefacts. Don't blame your screen - it's just presenting what's there - warts and all.Starfleet said:The pauley
Why when watching dark scenes on Digital cable ,does peoples faces look like oil paintings and the background sort of smeared on my SP46? On light scenes the tv is very good. connected via scart rgb, from cable box to video then to TV, is this the best way to set up? DVD set up direct to TV.
the_pauley said:You have to remember that a lot of broadcast TV is p**s poor, particularly on many digital channels, and that screens of this size and resolution will show up all of these artefacts. Don't blame your screen - it's just presenting what's there - warts and all.
Don't use consoles - only played games on PC. If you check out the specific threads on this issue you'll find that users of games with this set are pretty unanimous there is no lag.Pauley - Which consoles have you tried with your TV? Which display mode are you running them in. Just someone on another forum has this TV and claimed there was gaming lag whilst I think I remember you saying there was none.
SD is simply shorthand for standard definition - vanilla DVD and broadcasts. I've found that using the THX optomizer balances the PQ for all DVD viewing.Pauley,
On this and other threads I see you using the term 'SD Resolution' - enlighten me please.....
And also when using the THX optimiser - is this viewing DVDs using component connection or HDMI connection....