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19 Sep 2021 02:55 PM
I have noticed for a couple of weeks now that the picture on The football is nowhere near Hd quality.
I have a 2x Sky + boxes and 2 x Samsung Q60 TVs.
Pictures setting on box is 108i. But HD is fine on other channels.
i find bbc is poor quality too. I put it down to less quality cameras being provided at games. Has sky cut costs as well? I dont buy that HDR explanation. I can't see a workaround for my sky+ boxes.
it's the same on my sky go app on my iPad, so altering settings on the box would not affect that anyway. Bt sport HD stands out at you it's that good!
Sky used to be like this too. What's happening please.
it can't be cameras as in the studio is worse too!
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02 Jan 2022 11:34 PM
Totally agree! I have a new lg c1 and the picture between sky HD and bt HD when watching football is so noticeable! What has happened? Have Sky dropped it quality when filming?
03 Jan 2022 09:14 AM
Try emailing Viewrr@sky.uk
They claim there's nothing wrong with the picture and have no other complaints like it. Have a look at SkyQ site too as I put something on there too. Feel free to comment on there as there are a few who can't seem to get why me and 'Angrier' have a problem.
The Liverpool game was worse than the Villa game yesterday. Have you got a sky+ box and 4K tv? My pic on SkyGo on iPad is better, have you tired SkyGo on a device? I have 2 sky+ boxes and 4 k TVs.
They won't admit it but I reckon it's to make us upgrade to SkyQ.
03 Jan 2022 09:32 AM
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@Asdert wrote:
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They won't admit it but I reckon it's to make us upgrade to SkyQ.
Nice conspiracy theory, but upgrading to Sky Q wouldn't make any difference to picture quality, as it's the same broadcast signal.
03 Jan 2022 09:36 AM
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@Asdert wrote:
They won't admit it but I reckon it's to make us upgrade to SkyQ.
If you would care to explain this theory considering Sky +HD & Sky Q use the same signals from the same satellites.
03 Jan 2022 09:41 AM
@Mark39 So why do some have the problem and most not? Do you work for sky?
It would be helpful if sky would come on here and explain the issue and if they plan on fixing it or tell us how to fix it.
Picture from a Distance is awful. Close up is fine.
Even the engineer agreed it must be to do with the cameras being used.
03 Jan 2022 09:46 AM
03 Jan 2022 09:48 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more@Asdert They both use the same Satellite for delivery of the live channels they also both use Broadband for On Demand.
03 Jan 2022 09:52 AM
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@Asdert wrote:
@Mark39 So why do some have the problem and most not? Do you work for sky?
It would be helpful if sky would come on here and explain the issue and if they plan on fixing it or tell us how to fix it.
The banner in bold appended automatically at the top of my posts explains I'm not Sky staff.
No idea about any issue with picture quality for Sky Sport as I don't watch the channels. I don't perceive any change in PQ in the channel,s I do watch.
It's highly unlikely that a staff member will comment here, as it's primarily a forum for customers. I see you've raised it with Viewer Relations, which is the right thing to do.
03 Jan 2022 06:02 PM
Picture on the Wolves game is shocking.
little deifinition in the Wolves shirts at all 😡
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