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Pad · 31st August 2016, 02:22

When I moved from old fashioned CRT TV to a modern HD flatscreen TV a few years ago, I was shocked at how poor the picture quality was for anything not shot or broadcast in HD. That included DVDs or any cable channels being broadcast in SD. SD content on a HD screen is imo far inferior to SD content on a good old fashioned CRT screen.

I may have to get a new TV, and of course 4K UHD is the latest and the greatest. What I'm wondering is will content in 1080 look like crap on a 4K screen in the same way that SD content looks crap on a HD screen???

I'd be interested in comments from anyone who has experience with both formats of TV.

TIA

koffieboon · 31st August 2016, 03:34

I got 48 inch Samsung 4K uhd TV for 7 months now, and I have no problem with 1080 on my TV. It might be different if you go over 65 inch

The pixels might be streched to much, but I'm not sure for that.

thenewguyy · 31st August 2016, 04:35

No 1080 won't look like crap. I have an LG 55" and its awesome. They have really good up scalers and other tech inside them that makes almost everything look good. I basically use 2k for my desktop and hi res pictures look way better. My blu-rays also look better than ever before.

Pad · 31st August 2016, 05:23

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Originally Posted by thenewguyy

No 1080 won't look like crap. I have an LG 55" and its awesome. They have really good up scalers and other tech inside them that makes almost everything look good. I basically use 2k for my desktop and hi res pictures look way better. My blu-rays also look better than ever before.

Just wondering if those upscalers help out with SD content as well - like DVDs and such?

DarkGuyver · 31st August 2016, 07:51

Try going into the Settings Menu of your TV. There should be a few settings you can adjust to improve the picture quality of your SD videos. I have a LG 43inch 1080p FullHD flatscreen and it displays all my SD media perfectly without any pixelation.

Pad · 31st August 2016, 08:30

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Originally Posted by DarkGuyver

Try going into the Settings Menu of your TV. There should be a few settings you can adjust to improve the picture quality of your SD videos. I have a LG 43inch 1080p FullHD flatscreen and it displays all my SD media perfectly without any pixelation.

My set is a Panasonic Viera 43 inch 1080p. Believe me I've tried every conceivable setting I could find and SD content still looks crap. SD content isn't pixelated - it's fuzzy. HD content is really good though.

DarkGuyver · 31st August 2016, 10:53

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Originally Posted by Pad

My set is a Panasonic Viera 43 inch 1080p. Believe me I've tried every conceivable setting I could find and SD content still looks crap. SD content isn't pixelated - it's fuzzy. HD content is really good though.

That is really strange. As I can watch VHS tapes on my LG 43 inch 1080p TV and the image is pretty good.

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Pad Fan of Cairy Hunt Postaholic Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Alice's Restaurant Posts: 5,154 Thanks: 19,788 Thanked 22,962 Times in 4,188 Posts	4k uhd tv When I moved from old fashioned CRT TV to a modern HD flatscreen TV a few years ago, I was shocked at how poor the picture quality was for anything not shot or broadcast in HD. That included DVDs or any cable channels being broadcast in SD. SD content on a HD screen is imo far inferior to SD content on a good old fashioned CRT screen. I may have to get a new TV, and of course 4K UHD is the latest and the greatest. What I'm wondering is will content in 1080 look like crap on a 4K screen in the same way that SD content looks crap on a HD screen??? I'd be interested in comments from anyone who has experience with both formats of TV. TIA

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koffieboon In Our Hearts Beyond Redemption Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Holland Posts: 16,544 Thanks: 146,872 Thanked 113,361 Times in 16,515 Posts	I got 48 inch Samsung 4K uhd TV for 7 months now, and I have no problem with 1080 on my TV. It might be different if you go over 65 inch The pixels might be streched to much, but I'm not sure for that. __________________

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thenewguyy Registered User Virgin Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: usa Posts: 17 Thanks: 7,104 Thanked 17 Times in 9 Posts	No 1080 won't look like crap. I have an LG 55" and its awesome. They have really good up scalers and other tech inside them that makes almost everything look good. I basically use 2k for my desktop and hi res pictures look way better. My blu-rays also look better than ever before.

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DarkGuyver V.I.P. Forum Lord Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,709 Thanks: 7,735 Thanked 6,669 Times in 1,448 Posts	Try going into the Settings Menu of your TV. There should be a few settings you can adjust to improve the picture quality of your SD videos. I have a LG 43inch 1080p FullHD flatscreen and it displays all my SD media perfectly without any pixelation.