@Anonymous User wrote:@Anonymous User
Thanks for the update. Looking better for you in the picture stakes. I'd agree with you 'upgrading' to the stick for your main telly. I do believe the better the device (or newer, does that equal better, I suppose it should) the better the results should be when viewing sport. Let us know how it goes for you if/when you purchase a stick
As for 1080p, I'd gladly settle for 720p at 50fps as a compromise.
@Anonymous User
If I get the Stick with my downstairs Panasonic TV, it will be interesting to compare with my upstairs Samsung TV that already has the Stick attached....... just what influence is the TV make having on my percieved picture quality??
I'm aiming high with 1080 and 50fps, but 720 and 50fps would probably be more than ideal for me as my TVs are not the biggest screens going.
@Anonymous User wrote:@Anonymous User
Thanks for the update. Looking better for you in the picture stakes. I'd agree with you 'upgrading' to the stick for your main telly. I do believe the better the device (or newer, does that equal better, I suppose it should) the better the results should be when viewing sport. Let us know how it goes for you if/when you purchase a stick
As for 1080p, I'd gladly settle for 720p at 50fps as a compromise.
@Anonymous User
Well, I've bought that new Now TV Stick to go with my main living room based Panasonic TV...... perfect timing as just about everywhere is selling the £19.99 Stick & Pass Packages at £14.99, Argos, Currys, John Lewis, Supermarkets, they are all doing it!!!!!!!
Testing my new Stick / Panasonic TV combo with Sky Sports News channel (will probably get a better test next time I get a proper Sports Pass), fast action does seem better than when I had the old black Now TV box attached....... although it's not quite as sharp as the Stick / Samsung TV combo I have upstairs?? You mentioned in another Post with your Panasonic TV and altering something called IFC... I think I'll investigate further what that is and if altering that on my Panasonic set gives me better results.
Overall, the Sticks are certainly giving me better picture quality for fast sports compared to my old black boxes, but they do still need that final touch of 50fps to be ultimately satisfied with the quality. You've got to think it can't be too much longer until Now TV announce more about these quality improvements they are bringing...... the sooner the better.
