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[ QUOTE ] So I just got back from a buddy's house. He bought a new HD TV this weekend, and got the HD tuner from Comcast today. If he had it all set up right, I wasn't that impressed. Are the images from HD channels supposed to fill the screen? They weren't on his. And honestly, I had a hard time distinguishing the image from the ESPN HD Monday Night Football and the regular. Is it possible it wasn't set up right? He thought the same thing. Samsung, fwiw. [/ QUOTE ] Uh....yup. Forgive me for LOLing (it's really NOT funny....It's very frustrating!!) HD images ARE supposed to fill the screen.....I sure hope it is a 16x9 aspect screen, not a 4x3? Did he read the owners manual to see how to 'set up' the TV? Sounds like he didn't, and the set isn't in the proper mode to differentiate a regular signal from an HD signal. There should be a STUNNING difference on MNF between the two. And then, there's the mf'king incompetent cable companies that have installers who really don't have a clue as to what their doing. In most cases, the cable box has to be 'programmed' to properly transmit a quality HD image. Then, you MUST have quality cables from it to the set, regardless of whether or not your using the HDMI or regular inputs/outputs. Do NOT disregard this point!!! [/ QUOTE ] Yea, obviously it was a setup issue, and it's apparently working fine now. True to crappy customer service form, apparently the comcast folks fixed an initial problem and in doing so screwed up the HD settings. |
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