slick1ru2 said:
So are first cousins.
and how about Amanda Beard?
Question of the day..... Does Amanda Beard shave?
Cutest Olympics chicks?
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So are first cousins.
and how about Amanda Beard?
Question of the day..... Does Amanda Beard shave?
barth2k said:
Are there any other sports on then diving and Volleyball???????i havn't watched any
SpringsGuy said:
does she have John Eway's arm??(your treading on sacred ground here "this one's for JOHN!!!)))
I have a Zenith SAT-520 for OTA & D*, the HR10-250 for OTA & D* and Voom for OTA & V*. My local OTA channel comes in strong, however they are using a portion of it for a UPN station they own.
Here is what I see on my Panasonic PT-50LC13 (Native 720p) screen:
On NBC Olympics (1080i)
D* channel 84 on both the SAT-520 and the HR10-250 look better than OTA and Voom. They have the least macro blocking during fast motion.
As expected, since the local OTA station is using a portion of their bandwidth for a sub-channel (UPN), I see macro blocking galore. Any motion both fast and slow results in low picture quality.
Monday night football on ABC (native 720p) looked better when the camera or players are moving due to less macro-blocking. When the picture is absolutely still, I see no difference between the 720p and 1080i broadcasts. When there is motion, the difference is striking.
Here is what I see on my Panasonic PT-50LC13 (Native 720p) screen:
On NBC Olympics (1080i)
D* channel 84 on both the SAT-520 and the HR10-250 look better than OTA and Voom. They have the least macro blocking during fast motion.
As expected, since the local OTA station is using a portion of their bandwidth for a sub-channel (UPN), I see macro blocking galore. Any motion both fast and slow results in low picture quality.
Monday night football on ABC (native 720p) looked better when the camera or players are moving due to less macro-blocking. When the picture is absolutely still, I see no difference between the 720p and 1080i broadcasts. When there is motion, the difference is striking.
