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- 10-29-2009 11:44 AM #1
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OTA Picture resolution
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Is there a way to see what the resolution is on OTA channels? I am feeding my OTA signal through a Dish 722K
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- 10-29-2009 07:13 PM #2
ABC and FOX should be 720p (720X1280) and CBS, NBC and PBS should be 1080i (1080X1920).
The Dish VIP line of receivers have a static output resolution that is settable in the menus anywhere from 480i to 1080i, Menu, 6, 7 on my 211; Menu, 6, 8 on my 722k.
Dish receivers do not pass native resolution through to the display.Hitachi 57F59; Sony VHP-D50Q - 7' diag on wall
DishNetwork ViP722k; DishNetwork ViP211; DishNetwork ViP211K; DishNetwork 301; 2 - TiVo Series 2's; Accurian 6000; Samsung SIR-T351; Panasonic Showstopper 2000; ATI HDTV Wonder; Hauppauge HD PVR;
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Dish 1000 on 110,119&129; Dish 500 on 61.5
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- 10-30-2009 12:33 PM #3
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So if i have my 722 set to 1080i, I am going to get the best signal possible. Also, on ABC and Fox, does that mean the 722 will upconvert to 1080i?
One more question, I was watching "The Amazing Race" on CBS. I was watching the OTA signal, and there were black bars on the sides of the screen, like it was a 4:3 picture. I thought the HD broadcast was supposed to be 16:9?
- 10-30-2009 01:06 PM #4
- 11-21-2009 10:42 PM #5Check with your local PBS station to see what they are using. Many have switched to 720p for bandwidth issues since some run 3 & 4 subchannels.ABC and FOX should be 720p (720X1280) and CBS, NBC and PBS should be 1080i (1080X1920).
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