HDTV picture quality

carguyg35 · 08-29-2009, 11:13 AM

My tv is 1080p but it doesn't have the 120 or even 240hz like the new ones have. Plus the PS3 is connected via HDMI but the cable box is connected via a component cable. But I thought there wasn’t much of a difference between the two. Anyway being an average guy I am always checking out electronics and when I am looking around at best buy at the new LCDs with 120hz they don’t really seem much better. When sports is on I still see the pixilated look around the fast moving objects. I am thinking the compression that the cable company uses is mostly to blame here. So "division" you are saying verizon fios has better picture quality? You saw a reduction in the pixilation?

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08-29-2009, 11:13 AM	#4 (permalink)
carguyg35 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Fort Drum, NY Posts: 32 Drives: golf cart Rep Power: 18	My tv is 1080p but it doesn't have the 120 or even 240hz like the new ones have. Plus the PS3 is connected via HDMI but the cable box is connected via a component cable. But I thought there wasn’t much of a difference between the two. Anyway being an average guy I am always checking out electronics and when I am looking around at best buy at the new LCDs with 120hz they don’t really seem much better. When sports is on I still see the pixilated look around the fast moving objects. I am thinking the compression that the cable company uses is mostly to blame here. So "division" you are saying verizon fios has better picture quality? You saw a reduction in the pixilation?