No difference between HD and normal TV-Channel
Question by Guest | 2014-05-15 at 01:24
Finally, I have now bought a large LCD TV, as screen text has become so small in the TV program today that you can hardly even read anything using an old small screen.
Connecting the new TV was pretty easy. Actually, I just had to plug the scart cable coming from the receiver from the old TV to the new flat screen to make it working.
However, I was really disappointed about the image quality. Sure, the image is much larger than on my old CRT monitor, but it seems to me that it does not really take advantage of the full resolution that is possible. Especially when comparing normal TV channels and their high-definition counterparts, I can notice this. In both cases, the image is slightly blurred.
I really had expected from the new device, that it actually uses all pixels that are available (at least in the HD program, I know, that the normal TV program has not such a high resolution). After all, the device has indeed a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Can anyone help me?
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In order to really benefit from the high resolution image, several things must be fulfilled.
In your case, the third point, and thus the scart cable will be the weak point. You should use an HDMI cable instead, as a conventional scart cable can not transmit the amount of data that is required for HD (SCART is an old analog technology with lower bandwidth, HDMI is digital with a bigger bandwidth).
2014-05-15 at 17:36
Thank you very much for this answer. I have exchanged the SCART cable with and HDMI cable and now it is all working like a charm.
2014-05-30 at 17:00