Freeview HD

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SupremeSpod replied

23 August 2010, 11:38
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Unfortunately some people such as myself can see the flickering on CRTs.

Me too.

That's why I have problems with my eyes going dry with LCD monitors - I forget to blink.
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Paddy replied

23 August 2010, 11:15
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Anyone upgraded their audio visual devices to pick up free HD over the air? Freeview has BB1 to Channel 4 (channels 50 and upwards) transmitting over the air now, in most places, and Tesco's are selling decoders for around £70 I think. And presumably all HD sets with Freeview built-in have the latest chipset?

Finally, with the purchase of a new TV, decoder and/or PVR, you too will be able to see HD on your HD TV sets. It'll make up for the motion blur and poor quality pictures you've been putting up with since you ditched the cathode ray tube

Unfortunately some people such as myself can see the flickering on CRTs.
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TimberWolf started a topic Freeview HD

23 August 2010, 10:52
Freeview HD

Anyone upgraded their audio visual devices to pick up free HD over the air? Freeview has BB1 to Channel 4 (channels 50 and upwards) transmitting over the air now, in most places, and Tesco's are selling decoders for around £70 I think. And presumably all HD sets with Freeview built-in have the latest chipset?

Finally, with the purchase of a new TV, decoder and/or PVR, you too will be able to see HD on your HD TV sets. It'll make up for the motion blur and poor quality pictures you've been putting up with since you ditched the cathode ray tube
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