The problem is the poor interpolation engine built-in most of the
LCD/Plasma, a fast computer do a much better job, I use computer to play DVD
on my LCD and 720p (1280x720) projector, the quality is great! We also have
standard digital TV along with the HD broadcasting. A good interpolater (TV
box) or the computer do a great job to map the image on LCD/Plasma. Your bad
experience on the LCD/Plasma with analogue boardcasting was true but the
digital one is much better.
C.H.Ling
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From: "Ken Norton"
> Standard screen height to viewing distance is 1:5 to 1:8. This is true
> regardless of screen height. The larger the screen, the farther away one
> sits. When determining what size screen to get, measure the distance from
> your viewing location to where the TV sits and divide by 5 for a "large
> screen" and 8 for a "small screen" and pick a TV somewhere between the two
> measurements. Width dimension has no bearing on viewing comfort.
> The problem with today's LCD/Plasma screens is the interpolation engine
> built-in. It's amazing, but a standard DVD will actually look better on a
> CRT. We subscribe to DishNetwork's standard broadcast and the image
> quality
> is incredible compared to the exact same thing on LCD/Plasma screens which
> really force you to upgrade to the HD service because the image-quality is
> so horrid. People see ours and instantly say "Oh, you have HDTV".
>
> AG
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