Reply With Quotei'd imagine that if somethinhg is getting upscaled to 1080i then you'd see the difference but i suppose it also depends on your tv too
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Thread: upscaling foxsat HD
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1st March, 2009, 05:09 PM #1Newbie
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upscaling foxsat HD
hi all. Could any one tell me if the upscaling of the SD channels makes any noticeable difference on the humax foxsat hd. Before i put my hand in my pocket.
Thanks in advanced.
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makes no perceptible difference when viewd on a 1080p panasonic plasma. i sold mine and bought a tm6900 super
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23rd March, 2009, 06:48 PM #4Newbie
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does it has a noticeable difference about standard SD signal? There's no more pixels to show, they're the same just "expanded" on more space.
Greets. HD rocks !
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29th April, 2009, 09:43 PM #5Newbie
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I find the SD freesat picture on the Foxsat looks a bit soft compared with Freeview. I'm watching it on a 40" Sony Bravia.
The HD is stunning, though.
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