Plasma motion artifacts with satellite TV

My receiver was on 16:9, I think its better at 4:3 width.

I have a Pioneer PDP433CMX. After downloading the service manual, I discovered a few hidden service menus. One of the options was to select the HD source resolution. It was factory set to 750P and 1125I. After changing the setting to 720P and 1080I the picture was slightly better. Other countries use 525I/P,750P, and 1125I instead of 480I/P,720P 1080I.

Samuellaudio,

The problem you describe sounds like a signal degredation issue, not a display issue. I had similar experience with digital cable and the cable company came out, checked my signal and promptly replaced the cable coming into my house. The pixelization ceased as soon as the cable was replaced.

I have a Plasma display and don't see any serious motion issues.

Enjoy,

TIC

There's no component hookup, this is standard def receiver.
Interlaced source (standard television) is not good. But looks good with dvds. I got this TV really cheap 2 years ago online and it took 1-2 months to received- maybe slightly defected tv. Maybe high def receiver will look better.

Have U tried the component -hook-up??

Thanks for your help. I guess its not TV but satellite (dish network/svhs) connection because yesterday I had many satellite connection errors and problem occurs intermittently. (today tv worked well).

I should have been more specific in my response. Extremely fast motion may be somewhat blurred with a plasma display, such as a camera pans the faces of the fans in a stadium, but not to the extent you describe

I have had two Panasonic plasmas and never noticed the problem you describe. Extremely fast motion may be somewhat blurred with a plasma display, such as the faces of the fans in a stadium, but not to the extent you describe. You may have a dish that is not fine tuned to the satellite. If not, there is a problem with your display.

More info please? What sat box, what connection?