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Refresh Rate On U-Verse TV
My new TV is telling me that ATT U-Verse sends there signal at 60hz. Slower refresh rate means some of main features on new TV don't function. When I called tech support they confirmed. Is anyone able to get a 120hz refresh?
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americangame
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I don't think there's any cable TV provider that has their boxes refresh faster than 60Hz. The only hardware I know of that can do that is 3D Blu Ray players.
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SomeJoe7777
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All broadcast signals carried by every provider, including cable, satellite, IPTV, and over-the-air are all 60 fields per second, interlaced (480i or 1080i), or 60 frames per second, progressive (720p only).
Some DirecTV pay-per-view channels are output as 24 frames per second, progressive.
No broadcast format or any exiting content has any faster frame rates. Even 3D Blu-Ray is not faster than this. In fact, it's typically 48 frames per second (24 frames per second per eye).
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db821arc
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My TV is 60Htz refresh rates and I experience blurring on fast moving scenes. Let me see if I understand getting a TV with 120Htz will not correct the problem and only make me 200.00 poorer. Is that correct and their is nothing you can do but live with it?
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