question on samsung dlp and non hd broadcasts

Is it just a fact of life that non hd broadcasts look crummy on my 43"
samsung dlp tv, or is there a way to play with options/settings to get them
to look better? HD broadcasts look breathtaking. I have comcast digital
cable box. With non- hd content am I better off not using component input
in tv from cable box?

Other people have suggested trying the s-video output from your cable box
for non-HD channels and then letting the TV's line doubler create a better
picture.

Doug

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"Maybe it's not over. It's not over until the fat lady sings, and we don't
allow fat ladies on the premises." Hugh Hefner
"LarryLOOK" wrote in message
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Is it just a fact of life that non hd broadcasts look crummy on my 43"
samsung dlp tv, or is there a way to play with options/settings to get
them
to look better? HD broadcasts look breathtaking. I have comcast digital
cable box. With non- hd content am I better off not using component input
in tv from cable box?

Thanks for your suggestion. I'll give it a try.

"Doug" wrote in message news:[email protected]
Other people have suggested trying the s-video output from your cable box
for non-HD channels and then letting the TV's line doubler create a better
picture.

Doug

--
"Maybe it's not over. It's not over until the fat lady sings, and we don't
allow fat ladies on the premises." Hugh Hefner
"LarryLOOK" wrote in message
...
Is it just a fact of life that non hd broadcasts look crummy on my 43"
samsung dlp tv, or is there a way to play with options/settings to get
them
to look better? HD broadcasts look breathtaking. I have comcast digital
cable box. With non- hd content am I better off not using component input
in tv from cable box?