Sorry if this is a dumb question. I am new to HDTV.
We just got a Panasonic 50PX80U and I noticed that DVD's produce a sharper image than standard definition cable TV through Comcast. And it's not just some channels, its all of them that are less sharp than a DVD. I don't have digital cable. According to the "info" button, both are 480i. The DVD player is 5 years old so no up-conversion or anything. Why the difference? HD channels produce a sharper image than the DVD's.
When everything goes digital in February will the SD cable produce an image as well as the DVD's?
Thanks
We just got a Panasonic 50PX80U and I noticed that DVD's produce a sharper image than standard definition cable TV through Comcast. And it's not just some channels, its all of them that are less sharp than a DVD. I don't have digital cable. According to the "info" button, both are 480i. The DVD player is 5 years old so no up-conversion or anything. Why the difference? HD channels produce a sharper image than the DVD's.
When everything goes digital in February will the SD cable produce an image as well as the DVD's?
Thanks