Macroblocking - How to Bring Your Suffering to an End
Have you ever come home after a hard work's day, sat down in your comfortable chair and turn on the TV to watch your favorite show just to see video errors and macroblocks missing from the picture? Some people even get up to see if anything is wrong with the TV, but in fact is technical issue that happens when the source cannot manage the amount of information supported by a HD device. Especially when the images are in motion, you see these blocks those extra positions are not uncompressed fast enough.
The problem happens when you're using a HD television that is designed to take in a large amount of information, but the source is not updated to the latest technology and cannot support the same amount as the end device does. Therefore, whenever the images are in motion, you'll see these blocks or tiny pixels ruining the entire image because those extra positions cannot be uncompressed fast enough to be invisible for the human eye. Sometimes the macroblocking can last for hours, even days without anything to do or try out.
So at this point you should be wondering what is there to be done against cable television macroblocking and what measures should you take to protect your rights as a consumer of a certain service? During the times when your entire experience is ruined by no sound, no image, no color or just huge blocks hanging there, are you being refunded or credited because the service provider didn't rise up to the promises he made? Chances are you're not getting anything back.
Have you ever had the unpleasant experience of coming home to watch your favorite show, just to see the images macroblocking and then the channel locking up entirely? Sometimes the channel can remain like this for hours, even days without the cable company to come up with solutions. Sometimes after the image begins macroblocking, the video drops out and you can only hear the audio, but this doesn't do for you, does it?
On the contrary, it usually takes days until the Time Warner service delivery takes into account that some clients are experiencing these unpleasant problems. It is sometimes outrageous to pay for a service with the money you earn and not be delivered the tall promises and claims they make at the signing of the contract.
You should, nevertheless, fight for your rights as a consumer, because you are paying big bucks for a service you're not getting. Why should you have unpleasant surprises or have your entire experience ruined because the system is faulty? It is but your duty to stand up for your rights and try and get your money's worth.
The problem happens when you're using a HD television that is designed to take in a large amount of information, but the source is not updated to the latest technology and cannot support the same amount as the end device does. Therefore, whenever the images are in motion, you'll see these blocks or tiny pixels ruining the entire image because those extra positions cannot be uncompressed fast enough to be invisible for the human eye. Sometimes the macroblocking can last for hours, even days without anything to do or try out.
So at this point you should be wondering what is there to be done against cable television macroblocking and what measures should you take to protect your rights as a consumer of a certain service? During the times when your entire experience is ruined by no sound, no image, no color or just huge blocks hanging there, are you being refunded or credited because the service provider didn't rise up to the promises he made? Chances are you're not getting anything back.
Have you ever had the unpleasant experience of coming home to watch your favorite show, just to see the images macroblocking and then the channel locking up entirely? Sometimes the channel can remain like this for hours, even days without the cable company to come up with solutions. Sometimes after the image begins macroblocking, the video drops out and you can only hear the audio, but this doesn't do for you, does it?
On the contrary, it usually takes days until the Time Warner service delivery takes into account that some clients are experiencing these unpleasant problems. It is sometimes outrageous to pay for a service with the money you earn and not be delivered the tall promises and claims they make at the signing of the contract.
You should, nevertheless, fight for your rights as a consumer, because you are paying big bucks for a service you're not getting. Why should you have unpleasant surprises or have your entire experience ruined because the system is faulty? It is but your duty to stand up for your rights and try and get your money's worth.
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