Football is blurry but everything else is ok - Mitsubishi WS-73615 73" TV

Get a TV with a 120 cycle or higher refresh rate. Nothing you can do with the TV you have

hi im looking for info on that i too have the same problem its very blurry near and far where you able to fix that on the svp hddv-3000?

Did it happen all of a sudden? In other words, was it OK before?

Try going to screen preferences, settings, and look at the resolution slider - is it set to the native resolution of your monitor (1280x1024)? If not, correct and accept changes.

If the resolution is set OK, then multiple other things might have happened, but not knowing a bit more about the situation it's hard to advise anything...

The noise reduction option will cause a blur on fast movement. Also, you probably already know this, but a standard definition broadcast will look very blurry on an HD TV, so make sure the channel you're watching is actually an HD channel.

Oh, wow, I just noticed that this is from October. Oh well, maybe you're still having problems.

try manual focusing vers auto focus.

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This is a problem that will pretty much just be there on this TV. I know it has an awesome picture...as long as nothing moves. You can try putting it in "Game Mode" in the user menu and that usually takes care of it but you didn't buy the 120/240 Hz tv to watch it in 60Hz. I would say exchange it, and in my opinion buy a good plasma :)

How is it with standard channels ie terrestrial do you get a good pics or try to connect separate dvd player to find out if the pics are ok there need to find out if the sky receiver is faulty or not need all these information before advicing you await your answer

on the flyback transformer it has two controls one is a focus control should be able to adj. this and take care of it.

low light means the shutter stays open longer to capture the image.   Try changing exposure settings.