On 25/01/2013 18:55, brass monkey wrote:

Then again, a good SD transmission often produces a better picture than a
crap HD one.
E.g, if you watch a M&S advert in good SD it's damn good.



That's a fair enough point, just because it's an "HD" channel doesn't
mean it's always broadcasting decent quality HD material. A lot of the
time it's (sometimes quite badly) upscaled SD material.

At the other end of the scale, SkyNewsHD has obviously been
uber-processed to prove a point...

Lee