Best TV for FTA

 

New member
Username: Ricosuave

Post Number: 6
Registered: Mar-06
HI I was planning to buy an LCD TV but I was told that the picture from FTA might look grainy and fuzzy. I currently have a pansat 2500 converted to 2700. I dont want to buy a TV and then have to return it. any suggestions? thanks
 

Gold Member
Username: Rtap

FL

Post Number: 1719
Registered: Jan-07
first you need a better quality stb to get a better pic quality.
 

Silver Member
Username: Yakovaki

Post Number: 201
Registered: Sep-07
hmmm yes rtap he needs something at least with component (red blue green connections)

i have a sharp aquos 1080p hdtv 42inch

when i try the nFusion on it it looks quite nice but obviously sd channels dont look nearly as good on it as hd channels

if you want a better box i can tell u off hand that:

nFusion
Viewsat Ultra
CaptiveWorks 600SP
Pansat 3500SD
Sonicview 4000

all have good quality on lcd's (fairly good in sd)using component connections

and:

Viewsat 9000HD
Sonicview 8000HD

both have great hd quality on the lcd's and i can only tell you these models because i have tested them on it

connections for these two were using hdmi (great quality video and audio in one cable)


so in conclusion:

if you are looking for an sd box pick something from the list above or maybe do some research in to other boxes

something cheap and good would be captive works (under 100$ with great pic quality and good support)

something more stable would be nFusion (costs double the price)

something expensive but in my opinion worth it on a good tv!!! is HD boxes like viewsat or sonicview (must buy component for dish hd and total costs is $575 - $630 or bv hd is just the box so 400-450)

**all figures are fairly recent and in canadian dollars**

good luck
 

New member
Username: Ricosuave

Post Number: 7
Registered: Mar-06
RTAP, JB ,
thank you for your time and help.


Rob
 

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Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1089
Registered: Nov-07
CW-3000HD Combo #2

Product Information


Hi-Def Linux FTA and ATSC Home Entertainment Platform + Genpix SkyWalker-1



http://www.genpix-electronics.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=7


The Keyword is LINUX OPEN SOURCE..
U will not held hosatge by likes of Blacklist and the other craphats...
 

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Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1090
Registered: Nov-07
http://www.genpix-electronics.com/index.php?act=viewDoc&docId=7

What is 8PSK-to-USB2?

My original design is a USB 2.0 adapter for 8PSK module (the module, which dishnetwork uses in their 6000 HDTV receivers).

"Why does anyone want to have this thing" you may ask.
Well, as name of the module implies, it could tune and decode various formats of Satellite signal modulations. Including QPSK (any DVB-s card in the world could do the same), Digicipher II, DSS and 8PSK.


Supported modulations:

DVB-S (QPSK)
Turbo-coded QPSK
Turbo-coded 8PSK
Turbo-coded 16QAM
Digicipher II Combo
Digicipher II Split (I/Q)
Digicipher II Offset QPSK
DSS (QPSK)


DVB-S2 standard is not supported (incompatible FEC) :-(

If you want to read more about DVB modulation/transmission go read official DVB documents (just google them).
If you want to start from something easier to underspend try to find "reviews for dummies".
If you already know basic stuff (or think that you know) try to read very good reviews at COOL.STF

Back to business!
How does this interface work? And why use interface to the module, but not a single board card?
First of all, DN 8PSK module has very good tuner on board (about 2dB higher sensitivity then average PCI DVB-s card). Why not use it?
Second, if you have DN 8PSK module collecting dust in your garage you can find a better use for it. Since you already have the tuner, you can save some $$ by buying adapter only (single board all-in-one solution is more expensive).
Attach 8PSK module from one side, USB cable and power from other side, and here we go:
 

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Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2197
Registered: Oct-06
Please disregard pulp fiction comments and advice completely
Pulp fiction is the least experienced member at this forum
I'm sure everyone know that by now

- Forget about HD FTA at present time
- Most FTA recivers are 420i anyway
- Get a DVD burner with upscale capability like a Panasonic or Sony or Toshiba

- Get a Panasonic 720P Plasma TV or better
- Any Panasonic Plasma TV is better than LCD TVs
- If yo must have LCD go with Sharp first secondly will be Samsung

Come back and ask me how to upscale to 480p, 720p and even 1080i from a basic FTA receiver
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1093
Registered: Nov-07
Pulp fiction is the least experienced member at this forum


OKAY WANNABEE!!! YOU are least EXPERIENCED MEMBER..

3 months ago after being here for over a year u didn't even know how to edit or transfer a channel list THAT BASIC FTA 101 LOOOSER



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WE ALL KNOW UR A JOKE THE SECRET IS OUT...
 

Gold Member
Username: Brucester

Post Number: 1088
Registered: Jul-06
ok king i got cw600p and i got 50"plasma lg what do i do to get better pitcher right now im using red blue and green cables and got them in the red whit &yello if i put them in the gren blue&red i get no sound i get good but not great piture how do i get better thanks
 

Silver Member
Username: Dimwitt

Post Number: 382
Registered: Aug-06
bruce, you get no sound with the red/green/ blue because they are meant for video only you have to add red and white audio cables to get sound
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1097
Registered: Nov-07
Red blue green is componet video cable

Red yellow white is composite video with r/l audio

cw600 has svideo out which in most cases u can go directly to to the tv seeing it's a standard connector or u can get a svideo to component cable if the tv doesn't have a svideo connector but there isn't any advantage to converting S-Video to Component. seeing the advantage of component low color noise will be limited by the svideo source.
 

Bronze Member
Username: Westway11

Post Number: 71
Registered: Aug-07
Lose is the opposite of winning.
Loose is the opposite of tight.

It's getting pretty irritating watching you guys argue and constantly screwing up your words; it makes you and your argument seem stupid.
 

Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2198
Registered: Oct-06
"or u can get a svideo to component cable if the tv doesn't have a svideo connector but there isn't any advantage to converting S-Video to Component"
Yo are in LA LA Land dude
Bruce
Tooter answered your question
With 1/3 of the posts pulp fiction got
As anyone here got more intelligent replies

Jack
I don't bash at anyone
This wasted dude came out charging at my most recent posts
So I wanted to teach him a lesson
He is just the one legged man at an azz kicking contest
And I'm just having fun whipping his azz
 

Gold Member
Username: Brucester

Post Number: 1089
Registered: Jul-06
and is that the best picture i can get i tried with the svideo i got not bad picture then i tried with the big cables that come with the rogers hi def worked good but no different then when i used the red whit and yellow but thanks for telling how to get sound any other way to get better picture thanks
 

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Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1104
Registered: Nov-07
"or u can get a svideo to component cable if the tv doesn't have a svideo connector but there isn't any advantage to converting S-Video to Component"

Prove me wrong then azzhat... u speak like ur word has authority but it don't, cuz all u do is ramble and can't back up nothing...

PROVE may statment} wrong

It can't be done...

shoo fly shoo fly
 

Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2204
Registered: Oct-06
He says tried S-Video
This is usually S-Video to S-Video
S-Video to components is for dummies that don't see the hole
TVs don't have components are 480i Stupid
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1106
Registered: Nov-07
He says tried S-Video

After the fact azzhat learn to read...

PRACTICE ON U VU-SAT manual why don't u

TVs don't have components are 480i Stupid


RIGHT IN U MOUTH AGAIN AZZHAT

640 x 480 pixel resolution; 480i vertical scanning lines

Sharp - 27" 480i Standard-Definition Digital TV with Component Video Input


http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7631226&type=product&id=1130986501 338

USELESS KING USLESS
 

Gold Member
Username: Brucester

Post Number: 1090
Registered: Jul-06
pulp tride the svideo and when every my box frozes or if i do a hard boot to get picture back it turns green only when using the svideo cable i dont think the cw likes the svideo
 

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Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2207
Registered: Oct-06
Yo don't know sh!t about TVs dude
Any TV don't have component is 480i
If a TV has Y/C component don't mean its 480p
It can still be 480i

See not everyone got a d!ck can F!ck

and BTW NTSC is 720x480
Yo R in La La Land dude
Obviously your electronics background is still Virgin
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1113
Registered: Nov-07
Any TV don't have component is 480i


HOWS that FOOT TASTE... AZZHAT


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Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1114
Registered: Nov-07
pulp tride the svideo and when every my box frozes or if i do a hard boot to get picture back it turns green only when using the svideo cable i dont think the cw likes the svideo

I have never used a CW only linux based boxed...

So this is a guess based on linux images..

Go into setup and look for A/V control there should be a user control area where u can select video output usally in the same control panel where you can switch between 4:3 or 16:9 and ntsc or pal give that a try
 

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Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2210
Registered: Oct-06
I know what that is, yo don't...and I'm laughing my azz
And the biggest penalty I can hand yo
Is not to explain it
I noticed yo actually learn from my replies
I like to see more of your helarious ignorance
Keep up the c/p



 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1120
Registered: Nov-07
King- I know what that is

Obviosly u DON'T



King-Any TV don't have component is 480i



 

Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2212
Registered: Oct-06
Yeah
And if it has it
It don't it is 480p it can still be 480i
I'm showing everyone with me here at work how dumb yo R
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1122
Registered: Nov-07
Back peddle Back track...

I got u talking in complete circles....

Yeah
And if it has it
It don't it is 480p it can still be 480i
I'm showing everyone with me here at work how dumb yo R



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Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2213
Registered: Oct-06
OMG
Yo don't know the difference between 480i and 480p
I can teach ya but I have to charge
FYI I did post it go search it
Yo are great with that

Fundamentals dude...basics

I have a question for yo
Where is 640x480 on your graph?
See I told yo I know what that is and yo don't
My milkshake is better than yours
I can teach ya but I have to charge
La la la...la la la la
Ta ta ta...ta ta ta ta
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1125
Registered: Nov-07
Yo don't know sh!t about TVs dude
Any TV don't have component is 480i
If a TV has Y/C component don't mean its 480p
It can still be 480i


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Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2215
Registered: Oct-06
Sometimes c/p won't get yo to the right answers
It takes an expert to explain it
Try a different forum Azz Hole
480i Vs 480p
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1127
Registered: Nov-07
King-and BTW NTSC is 720x480


King-Where is 640x480 on your graph?





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Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2216
Registered: Oct-06
Nope
That's not it
This reffers to a specific frame size
Keep trying
Come on man yo are the king of c/p
Yo can do it
 

Gold Member
Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1128
Registered: Nov-07
KING- It takes an expert to explain it
480i Vs 480p


Foot in ur Mouth Once Again !!!!

Not rocket science to know
480 intrelaced VS 480 Progressive

U been Owned.....AGAIN!!!
 

Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2218
Registered: Oct-06
That's what it stands for Azz wipe
I like to know the difference
Try again
I posted the answer here on ecoustics
Search it

Like I said
It takes an expert to explain it
 

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Username: Pulp_fiction

Post Number: 1131
Registered: Nov-07
Like I said
It takes an expert to explain it


YEAH u a EXPERT all right FROM the land OF THE LOST AND CONFUSED

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Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2220
Registered: Oct-06
Nope
That's not either

Come on man
The King of c/p FAILS to explain it
Now that will be embarrassing
Come on
480i Vs 480p (explain it)
I know yo wanna know badly
 

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Username: North_of_ontario

Post Number: 477
Registered: Sep-07
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Gold Member
Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2226
Registered: Oct-06
Come on Maple Leaf
He needs more time to google

I'm still waiting pulp fiction
Yo must to know other experts besides King Tapeman
The proof is on the dance floor dude
480i Vs 480p (I'm very patient)
Take all the time in the world but hurry up
 

Silver Member
Username: North_of_ontario

Post Number: 479
Registered: Sep-07
yep.....he must be googlin' his azz off.......





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Silver Member
Username: North_of_ontario

Post Number: 480
Registered: Sep-07
looks like Pulp really enjoys getting his azz
kicked around........
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Silver Member
Username: Kingsatman

NYC, NY

Post Number: 226
Registered: Nov-07
Come on dude
Prove it to all the noobs out there

What's the difference between 480i and 480p
Did your c/p finally fail yo
So far 24 hours with no answer

Hundreds of peeps here wanna know
480i Vs 480p
Please don't disappoint them King of c/p
I don't accept a tap out
Put up or Shut up

 

Bronze Member
Username: Vikdamone

Post Number: 42
Registered: Jan-08
Wow you really are the dumbest person on the board king tell your boyfriend maple queeer to stf up too just another moron like you. I can't believe how stupid you are and how you don't know a thing. No wonder the internet is such a waste land, put in the hands of morons like you I think even Pres Bush is smarter than you. But by all means continue posting your crap so everyone can see how dumb you are. Maple leaf is just plain dumb if it can't see how a retard backing a bigger retard makes them even stupider than the first retard.
 

Gold Member
Username: Rtap

FL

Post Number: 1749
Registered: Jan-07
here you go king.

The "i" and "p" refer to interlaced or progressive scanned images as described above. 480i is considered "standard" definition television and is the image we have all enjoyed for well over half a century. With new digital technology this 480i image can result in a very respectable picture quality for the viewer.

Take a 480i image and show both fields simultaneously and you have 480p, or progressive. This is the native format encoded onto a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc). Both 480i and 480p are based upon the standard 525 line NTSC broadcast system.

720p is a progressive scan high-definition system supported by digital broadcast. A 720p system uses 720 horizontal scanning lines displayed in a progressive manner every 1/30 second.

1080i is a high-definition system supported by digital broadcast. A 1080i system uses 540 horizontal scanning lines displayed in two interlaced fields, each field displayed every 1/60-second.

1080p is a progressive scan high-definition system not currently available to consumers, although some interpolation devices can display 1080i and 720p source material in the 1080p format. 1080p shows 1080 horizontal scanning lines painted every 1/30-second.
 

Silver Member
Username: Kingsatman

NYC, NY

Post Number: 228
Registered: Nov-07
Well RTAP
I was addressing the question to our retard friend pulp fiction
Please delete your post

Do yo think he'll understand what yo posted?
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