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[Albion] When people watch tv in SD when they can watch in HD !!!!
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Marshy
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A particular peeve of Easy10 I believe also...
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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In the big telly shops, they play the Man U v Palace cup final in HD on loop, it's a glorious watch!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
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Glad there’s others out there !
RandyWanger
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It does annoy me too, almost as much as BBC South news is only in SD, what's that all about?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I dunno, watching crimson hippos circling appeals as an alternative.
BensGrandad
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I do not notice what it is being shown in so no difference to me. I just watch it as it is on my TV with no intention of changing unless it packs up.
Nathan
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- Jan 8, 2010
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Had a big argument with the wife on NYE about it. She wanted to watch the fireworks at midnight, and turned the tv over to bbc 1 but SD. I said why have you done that when you can watch in HD. Anyway, she finally gives me the remote, by this point it is about 5 seconds to midnight, I forget the channel number for bbc 1 HD, end up flicking it on ITV4 HD, finally get it right and she has a go at me. Spent the first few minutes of 2018 in an argument about HD and SD. Happy New Year!
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Don’t come on here with your apathy towards what definition you watch tv in !!!
Marshy
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you must be able to tell the difference in HD ?.... if not then may I suggest some new specs !
LowerWesty
LowerWesty
How come nobody mentioned Sky's UHD coverage. If the game gets a bit slow you can count the blades of grass.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Opticians don't test vision in SD or HD. There is also the theory (which I think is right) that women can't tell the difference. I know I can't.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Now that is a touch more contentious. My middle aged eyes have a bit more of a problem distinguishing between HD on a decent TV and 4K/UHD.
Marshy
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I can confirm my wife can tell the difference....
mikeyjh
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Drives me nuts !! Might not be a big deal to some of you on here but if I’m ever watching tv with any of you little squirts and it’s in SD, you’re going to hospital
It's the sound quality difference that does my head in as much, everything is pumped through AVR in our rooms downstairs so you really notice that SD channels have really low quality sound output.
BensGrandad
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It must be remembered that I was brought up on 12 and 14 inch TVs so anything bigger is great for me but unless it was pointed out to me that it was in HD I wouldnt notice any difference.
DerekZoolander
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- Aug 15, 2011
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Great shout DR, whenever I'm in Argos they always have it on in there and it always makes me laugh when Lingard's goal goes in
Arthur
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Something that annoys me is on Sky if you have the HD package (which I assume most people do these days) then they will swap their channel numbers around so the HD channels come first. For example the sports channels 401-409 will be the HD version if you pay for it and the SD version if not. Why can't the historic terrestrial channels do this? Why do I have to go to 115 for BBC 1, 178 (I think) for ITV and 227 for Ch4 when the SD channels sit there at 101, 103 and 104 respectively?? BBC2 being the odd one out as the HD channel is at 102 almost like its mocking us!
First world problems I know but it does grind my gears!
Whilst I'm having a moan on this subject why can't the local BBC news be broadcast in HD in this day and age?
First world problems I know but it does grind my gears!
Whilst I'm having a moan on this subject why can't the local BBC news be broadcast in HD in this day and age?