I have a Virgin box AND a SKY box. I was a SKY customer but following great reports about Virgin broadband, compared with BT and other phone line Internet providers, I switched in 2006.
Recently, Ive noticed that some channels (particularly the SKY family) have poor quality images during 90% of viewing, with pixelation during normal viewing.
I've also noticed that the pixelated images seem to miraculously disappear during adverts for SKY-HD and SKY-PLUS services.
I've also noticed that the pixelated images seem to miraculously disappear during adverts for SKY-HD and SKY-PLUS services.
Bob de Bilde's Comment:
How can this be so unless the pixelation is caused deliberately?
On the forums it seems I am not the only person to notice this, and some experts bend over backwards to blame VIRGIN MEDIA's system of re-transmitting a satellite feed via their own optical systems for the problem.
I repeat my last question with that response in mind: If the pixelation only occurs during programs and disappears during ads for SKY-HD and SKY-PLUS, how can it not be deliberate?
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