Hi everyone,
I was wondering something. TV screens are getting bigger and bigger. Since HD is fixed at 1080p resolution, do you think there's a point at which the pixels start getting too far apart to remain as clear as we'd like? And if so, are we getting close to that at all?
Also, as sort of a related question, I just got a Samsung 46" and tried it out with some SD DVDs tonight. Everything looked great, and overall I'm very happy, but this big beautiful screen is now revealing all sorts of what I think are DVD compression artifacts. Every time text is displayed there's pixelation surrounding the letters, stuff like that. To my perfectionist eye (and now-empty wallet) it's pretty distracting. Is that just what we live with when watching less-than-perfect video? And as I'm thinking of trading up to a 52" screen, would those video imperfections become even more apparent?
Thanks in advance!
I was wondering something. TV screens are getting bigger and bigger. Since HD is fixed at 1080p resolution, do you think there's a point at which the pixels start getting too far apart to remain as clear as we'd like? And if so, are we getting close to that at all?
Also, as sort of a related question, I just got a Samsung 46" and tried it out with some SD DVDs tonight. Everything looked great, and overall I'm very happy, but this big beautiful screen is now revealing all sorts of what I think are DVD compression artifacts. Every time text is displayed there's pixelation surrounding the letters, stuff like that. To my perfectionist eye (and now-empty wallet) it's pretty distracting. Is that just what we live with when watching less-than-perfect video? And as I'm thinking of trading up to a 52" screen, would those video imperfections become even more apparent?
Thanks in advance!