Picture quality

[DrinkMore]

Originally Posted by Forgot_Username

Whatever just forget it, you don't have to be a jerk about it.

I am not trying to be. If you want people to help you, you can't go to the mechanic and say my car is making a funny noise and expect an honest answer.

You need to give info before you get it -

[Forgot_Username]

Originally Posted by DrinkMore

I am not trying to be. If you want people to help you, you can't go to the mechanic and say my car is making a funny noise and expect an honest answer.

You need to give info before you get it -

Whatever man, that situation is totally different because you want more information on my TV when it isn't even my TV. That's like going to a mechanic and saying my engine won't start and he says, "Uh huh, could you tell me more about the leather on your seats?"

[jermwhl]

Originally Posted by Forgot_Username

Whatever man, that situation is totally different because you want more information on my TV when it isn't even my TV. That's like going to a mechanic and saying my engine won't start and he says, "Uh huh, could you tell me more about the leather on your seats?"

Actually not really! You obviously don't know much about troubleshooting. The more info the better.

PS3 with what type of connection (HDMI, Composite), TV type (brand, display type, resolution).......the more information you can provide, the more likely you are to find someone on here that can help you.
If you say you have a PS3 and you get pixelation...that doesn't give any of us any info to help you.

Give us specs on all hardware, connections, specific movies that do this.
Do the movies in question always "pixelate" at the same exact spots on the same exact disc?

That info will likely get you an answer.

[DrinkMore]

Originally Posted by jermwhl

Actually not really! You obviously don't know much about troubleshooting. The more info the better.

PS3 with what type of connection (HDMI, Composite), TV type (brand, display type, resolution).......the more information you can provide, the more likely you are to find someone on here that can help you.
If you say you have a PS3 and you get pixelation...that doesn't give any of us any info to help you.

Give us specs on all hardware, connections, specific movies that do this.
Do the movies in question always "pixelate" at the same exact spots on the same exact disc?

That info will likely get you an answer.

Correct.

[Forgot_Username]

Fair enough, I tested on both my HDTV's and one normal one and it was only pixelated on the blu-ray player.

My TV's:

Panasonic 37" plasma
HDMI connection

Daytek LM37 37" LCD
HDMI connection


The picture is very pixelated throughout the movie (really noticeable when zoomed in on faces for the movies listen before) and it isn't very good. The colour and everything is fine, it's just a bad quality.

I tested on 1080i and 720p, same quality.


On my regular DVD player, these movies looked fine (minus the upscale).

[Deciazulado]

Well it's been a while since I watched my Big Fish BD but I don't remember any pixelation at all on a 1080p display. In fact I think it looked very nice and less fuzzier than when I saw the movie slightly out of focus and full of flare in a theater.

[Forgot_Username]

Could you tell me all the settings your use?

Big Fish wasn't too bad at all, but it was kind of noticable at certain scenes.