29 replies to this topic

[Wiltshire Rhino]

HD or not I don't care. I hope Premier Sports get the rights cos they show 5/6 games a week.

Quanity over quality (of picture) for me.

[gingerjon]

Or you can watch a bunch of games for free via bet365.

[Blind side johnny]

HD or not I don't care. I hope Premier Sports get the rights cos they show 5/6 games a week.

Quanity over quality (of picture) for me.

......and you still can't get it on cable, whcih screws it for many of the rest of us.



But why should you care?

[noname6]

the bigger question is surely "are bet365/other bookies showing every game again this season"

[Hullfan]

It is most certainly not a load of hashtags.

The difference in quality between HD and SD channels is out of this world, and its only going to get better.

Are you using the right HDMI cable from your Sky box to your TV? As daft as it sounds a lot of people have been watching HD channels in SD just because they are using the wrong cable (Dara O'Briain even joked about it on his latest blu-ray...!)

Yes I used the right hdmi cable just didn't find it worth £10 ontop of my sky bill so I cancelled that and got multi room Which is worth the extra £10

[my missus]

i have hd and agree it is ###### no difference whatsoever on my telly.

[Wellsy4HullFC]

HD is massively better in quality. Those that can't see the difference need their lenses replacing!

[Grebo Guru]

I recently switched from Top Up TV to Sky. The HD picture is much better, although when the half price offer ends I doubt I will keep it. The biggest surprise though is that the Sky SD picture looks far worse than it ever was with Top Up TV.

[Cake Tiger]

The quality difference between SD and HD is often down to how good the TV is in the first place. Try watching HD on a set bigger than 32" with at least a 100Hz refresh rate. HD makes a difference on a higher spec telly.

[JohnM]

....and HD is SO yesterday. 4k is coming lads, so get yer wallets out!