My Vizio tv has a judder reduction setting to counter any judder in the picture.
My Vizio tv has a judder reduction setting to counter any judder in the picture.Uncompressed SD looks pretty darn good, all things considered.
As for new HD on Dish, I'd rather they spend their time "working" on new encoders, so we can watch what they already provide without frame rate judder. A year of that crap is long enough.
I liked the Voom channel that had the concerts. Forgot the name of the channel too.My favorite defunct channel has to be whichever of the VoOm channels showed the old UFO and Captain Scarlet shows. I've done forgot the names of all those channels by now.
RAVE HDI liked the Voom channel that had the concerts. Forgot the name of the channel too.
I thought of that one, but the last time it came up in an HD channel request thread (which was quite a long time ago) someone said that Boomerang does not even have a HD feed. Do you know whether they have launched one since then? I think all of the Boomerang VOD on Dish is still SD, even though Dish carries HD VOD of some other channels that are not carried in HD, such as Disney XD which was pointed out earlier.
Boomerang is only available in SD, they don’t transmit in HD at all. So, not really a Dish issue...All/most of boomerang’s shows are only SD. So to save bandwidth they leave it up to you to have a tv that upscales the content.
Not only that, but most old cartoons with limited color depth don't benefit much from the higher resolution, and upscale better than live action content. Which is probably why Boomerang hasn't offered an HD version.All/most of boomerang’s shows are only SD. So to save bandwidth they leave it up to you to have a tv that upscales the content.
Also, it is important to note that many of Boomerang's shows originally aired on Cartoon Network, which is in HD. So, there is HD content available, just not on Boomerang, nor on Boomerang VOD. A good example of this is DC Super Hero Girls. When I look through the Animated section of VOD, not all of the episodes are in the same folder, which puzzled me. Then I finally figured it out. One folder is for Boomerang VOD, and all of those episodes are in SD. The other folder is for Cartoon Network VOD, and most (maybe all) of those episodes have an HD version available.Sorry...I thought maybe they added an HD feed because on recent airings of tom and jerry there are parts that play in what looks like a 4:3 box....Regardless, it is a channel we enjoy even if it is only in SD....
My Vizio tv has a judder reduction setting to counter any judder in the picture.
My tv also has a setting called Clear action and it clearly says that using it will cause some sensitive viewers to see a flicker action on the screen. Possibly you have a setting on your tv like this and it is enabled?My three tv's do as well. Those settings make no difference. I also have a subscription to Bell TV. No Judder, even on the same shows. OTA? No judder. NAS and Blu Ray? Same same. It's at the source, not here. I've even taken to downloading a couple of shows (that I'm already paying for) from less than reputable sources, so I watch the show without being bothered by jerky motion.
and and it kind of defeats the purpose of having the multi-channel suite of a particular premium Movie Channel if you can't watch maybe the same movie at a different time on a different Channel but I won't because it's in SD. I've experienced that frustration a lot when I used to subscribe to premiums.I refuse to watch ANY movie in SD any longer period. I will only watch the HD channels and I really don't know why they haven't upgraded the remaining Premium movie channels like Encore to HD . HD has been the norm now since 2010 when we did the digital transition.
My tv also has a setting called Clear action and it clearly says that using it will cause some sensitive viewers to see a flicker action on the screen. Possibly you have a setting on your tv like this and it is enabled?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?