No way. My Time Warner Cable channels are so compressed it doesn't matter

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Feb 11, 2016
2:47:42am

Radioactive Coug All-American

what resolution they come in at, the picture is not as good.

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Radioactive Coug

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Is there a difference in the quality of HD between cable and satellite carriers?

Conan O'Fresno

2/10/16 11:34pm

Doesn't Directv still send their HD in 720p? Dunno bout cable.

LeftOfNormal

2/10/16 11:46pm

When I had Comcast and direct, direct picture was much better.

byubyu

2/10/16 11:49pm

Satellite is supposed to be better. Direct>dish>cable

bccoug

2/11/16 12:00am

SFCN (Spanish Fork Cable) signals are 1080i for all HD channels. I know...

k2coug

2/11/16 12:36am

No way. My Time Warner Cable channels are so compressed it doesn't matter

Radioactive Coug

2/11/16 2:47am

Comcast, Direct, and Dish all do 1080i/720p

thebruce

2/11/16 6:43am

There's two factors at play. The number of pixels they push, and the amount of

webster242

2/11/16 6:56am

Back when we had cable

Ty10s_WinGames

2/11/16 7:51am

No one offers 1080p---

thebruce

2/11/16 7:56am

I've been lied to?????!!!!! By a telecommunications company???!!!!! I AM SHOCKED

Ty10s_WinGames

2/11/16 3:30pm

Maybe it was 1080i/720p "hd" or whatever...all I know is the guy who came to

Ty10s_WinGames

2/11/16 3:34pm

There are variables that can mess with quality.

thebruce

2/11/16 4:56pm

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