Yankees Vs Indians (TBSHD vs TNTHD)

[DarkNeo]

Well since the Rockies/Phillies game went long, the Yankees/Indians game was on TNT. And right now they are on on both TBS and TNT. Its a really great example of the diffrences between mpeg2 and mpeg4

 

[chazcbh]

Why would you watch the MPEG2 one, or were you just checking to see what it looked like?

 

[HD#1]

Isnt TNT mpeg 2 or is channel 245 mpeg 4??

 

[DarkNeo]

Why would you watch the MPEG2 one, or were you just checking to see what it looked like?

I wanted to see the diffrences, and of course Mpeg 4 looked way better!

 

[Ramy]

Isnt TNT mpeg 2 or is channel 245 mpeg 4??

TNTHD right now is Mpeg-2 no matter which feed you watch it on, 75 or 245.

 

[FlyingJ]

TNTHD right now is Mpeg-2 no matter which feed you watch it on, 75 or 245.

You sure Ramy, because I got to tell you, it looked better on 245 here too.

 

[Ramy]

You sure Ramy, because I got to tell you, it looked better on 245 here too.

I am 99% sure about this.

 

[ONUOsFan]

You sure Ramy, because I got to tell you, it looked better on 245 here too.

I also thought it looked better than the typical TNT sports broadcast, but I chalk that up to the (assumed) better equipment they're using for the new TBS broadcasts. If you also watched it on TBS, though, you could tell a difference over TNT in PQ, crispnes, color saturation and especially motion handling - no pixelation.