Warp wrote:
>   I recently was at a home where they were watching TV and I got to watch
> it from really close. I was shocked at the bad quality of the image! It was
> full of mpeg compression artifacts. It was almost like watching a youtube
> video in full-screen.

This is a big problem with our cable system. They cram so much 
interactive on-demand garbage down the pipe that normal channels tend to 
suffer, due to decreased bandwidth. I've had several instances where 
certain movies are unwatchable because the scenes are dark, and have a 
lot of movement, which causes the image to break up into random chunks 
of barely discernible murk.

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