Scott Greczkowski said:
The couldnt test, they are in England where HDTV does not exist and there are no OTA Digital Broadcasts. They are going by Tech Specs of how HDTV is supposed to work.
Unfortunately, I don't know any broadcasters here in the US following the specs to the letter, with most actually winging it to get their Digital Signals online.
I’m not sure if that is true, we have had digital TV in England for years, not sure what the standards are. Even the old regular broadcasts were at a finer quality than American TV , Maybe someone knows the specs, and whether this is the PAL format.
Sky TV is everywhere (Rupert Murdock) although not sure if they broadcast any HD over Sky.
Most TV's sold in England are widescreen, and most shows on terrestrial are made in 16:9 .
The picture though does get very fuzzy the more you watch it. I resent the fact that my brother equates this to the amount of Boddingtons consumed over the course of the evening. Also a lot of my relatives still smoke like they are trying to keep warm, which casts a sagging fog in the rooms leading to a funny feeling all the shows are old Sherlock Holmes movies.
No, the problem lies with Eldon being in Yorkshire, I’m a Lancashire lad ( Wallace and Grommet ) and we went to war with those Yorkshire yobboos, wouldn’t trust them geezers with an electric kettle!