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Originally posted by apaulct
We watched the entire Super Bowl here in Cheshire OTA on WFSB. PQ was great.
Originally posted by apaulct
We watched the entire Super Bowl here in Cheshire OTA on WFSB. PQ was great.
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Originally posted by srauly
The Superbowl was mostly Hi-Def but there were several camera angles used that were obviously upscaled standard-def. These views filled my 16:9 screen which leads me to believe that they were, in fact, chopping off the top/bottom of the 4:3 image and zooming it to fill the 16:9 screen. If true, I would have instead preferred that they centered the 4:3 image (in its entirety) in the center of my 16:9 screen with either black bars on the left/right or that goofy mulitshaded blue background that they used for filler in other segments. Thoughts from others?
Originally posted by srauly
The Superbowl was mostly Hi-Def but there were several camera angles used that were obviously upscaled standard-def. These views filled my 16:9 screen which leads me to believe that they were, in fact, chopping off the top/bottom of the 4:3 image and zooming it to fill the 16:9 screen. If true, I would have instead preferred that they centered the 4:3 image (in its entirety) in the center of my 16:9 screen with either black bars on the left/right or that goofy mulitshaded blue background that they used for filler in other segments. Thoughts from others?
My thoughts?? IMHO, the PQ from CBS was piss-poor.
It appeared to me that it was MOSTLY in SD, and there was only 2 or 3 HD cameras. The HD cameras looked just okay for HD, but the SD sucked. I don't really like 1080I for sports anyways.What were those idiots at CBS thinking? If it wasn't our "Home Team" playing, I would have watched a DVD instead.
I sure wished that ABC had the rights. They would have done it RIGHT with ALL HD cameras. 5.1, and 720P.













