I have got a hopper connected by hdmi. As i watch shows that have darker colors around the left side becomes pixelated. I have tried to play the same video on my other tvs and it is pixelated in the same way. but on my visio tv its seems more anoying and worse but only on the left side. Would this be a hopper issue or would it be in the transmission of the shows. it happends on other shows and recordings on different channels as well.
Tv issue or transmission
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I haven't noticed anything like that with my TV connected to the Hopper via HDMI. What specific shows and channels?
last weeks bones on fox, pawn stars on history channel. cops on Fox and G4. old recording of ConAir have on EHD.
i just bought this new tv and was wondering since its a little worse on the same recordings then on my panasonic i have on another room. 
was wondring if its something i have to deal with or is there a flaw in the tv i just got.
was wondring if its something i have to deal with or is there a flaw in the tv i just got.
You could try to use the screen adjustment option which I believe addresses overscan. I'm not sure if that would have anything to do with this, but you could take a look at it.
Hard to tell from the picture but it looks like your contrast may be too high washing out the darker scenes. Try calibrating the set or at minimum, see if tweaking the contrast & brightness doesn't clean up the problems.
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wow what a difference that made. now colors funny will try to tweek them later. maybe its just settings then
wow what a difference that made. now colors funny will try to tweek them later. maybe its just settings then
If you are not comfortable calibrating the set yourself using one of the available discs for that purpose you can probably get some good tips by doing some creative "googling" for recommended settings on your specific make & model from others. Once close, you can probably get to a place you consider satisfactory by tweaking the tint of face tones using programming or sources of known quality. Additionally, most all newer monitors will have multiple TV viewing modes you might explore. I find using different modes for varying ambient lighting conditions works well for me.
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