Ok I know we have covered this a million times but last nights game looked so much better on SD than HD there was a lot of artifacts and white noises all over the screen. Its sad that the number one sports channel looks like crap.
I'd be interested in establishing whether this was an ESPN HD issue or a DIRECTV issue. Based on a recent college game, I'm inclined to believe it is a DIRECTV issue; especially if the SD version is trouble free.
If the game is being televised in HD, it is being shot in HD and down-converted at "the studios" to SD, not the other way around. Unless they are having serious final uplink problems, the SD version cannot be better than the HD version from which it is derived.If the SD is fine and the HD portion is not, that would tell me that somewhere in the transition to HD something got messed up, that would be the network, not the people passing it along. I would look at ESPN, Not D*.
If the game is being televised in HD, it is being shot in HD and down-converted at "the studios" to SD, not the other way around. Unless they are having serious final uplink problems, the SD version cannot be better than the HD version from which it is derived.
Have you found CATV or DISH subscribers with similar complaints?
If the game is being televised in HD, it is being shot in HD and down-converted at "the studios" to SD, not the other way around. Unless they are having serious final uplink problems, the SD version cannot be better than the HD version from which it is derived.
Have you found CATV or DISH subscribers with similar complaints?
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