HDTVs.

[Bibin]

The JPEG artifacts was with HDMI, on the TV in general, with any signal.

False. What you are complaining about is a content issue, not a TV issue. If you are inputting a good 1080p content source via HDMI to a good 1080p TV, it is going to look great.

The artifacts are from scaling. That simple.

Any signal from a cable box or some similar will have artifacts. 1080p doesn't come in through the wall uncompressed. The compression artifacts have NOTHING to do with scaling.

If it's a LOCAL SOURCE like a PS3, XBox, Blu-ray, etc. it won't have those. It's not coming in through a massive interstate network that you pay monthly for. It's generated locally.

 

[PalmerTech]

So why are you complaining about HDTVs? Like I said, you are complaining about a content issue, not an HDTV issue. Those sources look bad through anything, HDTVs just happen to show the flaws better than anything else out there.

 

[Bibin]

I'm saying we need better signals > It's just annoying that people pretend there aren't any problems.

 

[OMFGCAPS]

wait, what problems are we talking about now? HDTVs are like SD except with more definition

bibin, maybe you should stick to gameboys

 

[J.D]

lol that was harsh man

 

[Bibin]

wait, what problems are we talking about now? HDTVs are like SD except with more definition

bibin, maybe you should stick to gameboys

Did you read anything? Anything at all in the thread?

 

[Mako321]

wait, what problems are we talking about now? HDTVs are like SD except with more definition

bibin, maybe you should stick to gameboys

Did you read anything? Anything at all in the thread?

In one eye, out the ass.