50Hz 100Hz 200Hz....

aliEnRIK

soulandy wrote: »

Thanks for all the replies on this. Crickey I wanted a bit more time in choosing the TV as a TV nowadays is a bit more than a TV but as it was a present and had to be sorted quickly.........
Its a good tv http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/store/cur_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0575688994.1259339657@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccchadeimehfjjfcflgceggdhhmdfof.0&page=Product&fm=11&sm=0&tm=3&sku=034748&category_oid=
a tad dear but hey, a gift horse and all that.

Cheers

Can they actually use the freesat?

soulandy

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Can they actually use the freesat?

Don't know we haven't got a dish. It has freeview though

aliEnRIK

soulandy wrote: »

Don't know we haven't got a dish. It has freeview though

Twas just a question. Clearly you pay a premium to get freesat. So if they cant actually use it, seems a bit of a waste to me

kwikbreaks

> And how can you compare in a shop if theyre never setup right?
this is a problem but even in a shop I can easily see the difference.

HDMI? Lets not go there again

aliEnRIK

kwikbreaks wrote: »

> And how can you compare in a shop if theyre never setup right?
this is a problem but even in a shop I can easily see the difference.

HDMI? Lets not go there again

Well of course you can see a difference in a shop. But if they were all setup correctly then you might see completely different views of them ~ ergo thats BAD advice

HDMI ~ ive already rested my case

kwikbreaks

> And how can you compare in a shop if theyre never setup right?
This is a problem but I can easily spot the difference between 50Hz and higher even in shops. It may just be a physiological difference and if people can't see the difference there is no point paying a premium just for willie waving rights

> And which hdmis did I compare again?
Let's not go there again. To your credit you did recommend a fairly cheap one even though you said you use expensive ones (iirc).

Bikertov

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Well of course you can see a difference in a shop. But if they were all setup correctly then you might see completely different views of them ~ ergo thats BAD advice

HDMI ~ ive already rested my case

So what about braided mains cable then ...:rotfl:

soulandy

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Twas just a question. Clearly you pay a premium to get freesat. So if they cant actually use it, seems a bit of a waste to me

Tell me about it:rolleyes2

aliEnRIK

Bikertov wrote: »

So what about braided mains cable then ...:rotfl:

I posted proof positive that braided cables reduce RFI
I would have also posted proof that RFI does affect components but the only direct 'measured' proof I have is under copyright and I cant find anything similar online

All your doing is making a fool of yourself

aliEnRIK

kwikbreaks wrote: »

> And how can you compare in a shop if theyre never setup right?
This is a problem but I can easily spot the difference between 50Hz and higher even in shops. It may just be a physiological difference and if people can't see the difference there is no point paying a premium just for willie waving rights

Again, how do you know it was the refresh rate that you 'noticed'?
You dont mention which tvs youve 'looked' at. Whether or not they were calibrated (Though im 99.99% sure they wernt). Whether or not 'motion flow' or similar were on (Most shops WOULD have them on and I can see them a mile off)

I really dont see what your claiming mr magic eyes :rolleyes:

Give some 'specifics' then we can take it from there