I was talking about discs. You're getting an HD signal for your Sky. Blu Ray is a high def format for watching films. It'll be the same picture quality (generally) as your Sky HD signal.
I was talking about discs. You're getting an HD signal for your Sky. Blu Ray is a high def format for watching films. It'll be the same picture quality (generally) as your Sky HD signal.
just like your pc monitor higher resolution means more detail as there are more pixels,Sky doesnt go any higher than 720p, blu ray can play as high as 1080p,any blu ray disc you buy tells you on the back what format it runs at and you must have a 1080p tele for it to work obvisiouly
1280x720=720p1920x1080=1080p just like your pc monitor higher resolution means more detail as there are more pixels,Sky doesnt go any higher than 720p, blu ray can play as high as 1080p,any blu ray disc you buy tells you on the back what format it ru
Doesn't Sky HD broadcast in 1080i as well. Sorry Hearts if I'm losing you! :)
Hearts, just imagine watching your favourite films in quality just like or better than the golf on Sky HD. Of course you will need a 1080p TV to do this.
Doesn't Sky HD broadcast in 1080i as well. Sorry Hearts if I'm losing you! :)Hearts, just imagine watching your favourite films in quality just like or better than the golf on Sky HD. Of course you will need a 1080p TV to do this.
Hearts, Blu Ray is just the disc format. On Blu Ray discs you get HD pictures. These tend to be 1080p which is higher quality than the signal that Sky HD broadcasts in.
But, you do need a 1080p capable TV to be able to get the full effect.
Hearts, Blu Ray is just the disc format. On Blu Ray discs you get HD pictures. These tend to be 1080p which is higher quality than the signal that Sky HD broadcasts in.But, you do need a 1080p capable TV to be able to get the full effect.