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Does NBC HD programming look "soft"? (1 Viewer)

Dennis Reno

Dennis Reno

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I've noticed that NBC HD shows like "Frasier" and "Ed" don't appear as sharp as CBS shows. Has anyone else noticed this as well?
 
SteveA

SteveA

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Frazier and Ed do indeed look very soft - even compared to other NBC HDTV material. American Dreams, Law & Order, and Hidden Hills look pretty good.
 
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