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    Question about TV picture vs DVD picture on Widescreen.

    Why it is on my widescreen when I watch TV the picture is blurry at times, but when I watch DVDs its crystal clear. I use DirecTV.

    And are there any other good Audio fourms. I just getting in to this.

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeostang
    Why it is on my widescreen when I watch TV the picture is blurry at times, but when I watch DVDs its crystal clear. I use DirecTV.

    And are there any other good Audio fourms. I just getting in to this.

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeostang
    Why it is on my widescreen when I watch TV the picture is blurry at times, but when I watch DVDs its crystal clear. I use DirecTV.

    DVD has a considerably higher level of resolution than satelite. Also, most satelite signals (as well as cable) are significantly compressed to allow for a larger number of channels.

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