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Originally Posted by willystyle
Apparently there are several TVPad authorized dealers in Richmond, BC. I went to check it out, and the quality on the live stream and VOD is OK. It's watchable, but it's nowhere near HD. Even when it says it's HD, it's 480P Youtube quality at best. Also, I was checking out one of the apps that was streaming a live soccer game from CCTV Sports, the volume was turned up highest on the TV, but I can barely hear anything. Is that common?
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Yes. This is normal, or rather, what we expected. It isn't true HD nor did we expect it. It's disappointing so to say the least but at least for us, it does the job. It was simply a means of alternative television for the folks and they could care less.
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Originally Posted by willystyle
I'm kind of 50/50 at the moment. Personally if it was for me, I'd just download all my content in HD and stream it within my network, but since this is for my folks, I might give it a shot and see what they think of it.
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We were pretty 50/50 for the same reason but ultimately, it has worked out for us. Folks get what they want and it keeps them grounded with little to no complaints. We've been using TVPad since it first came out. The whole idea of downloading HD quality shows individually was attempted but for us, it was too time consuming.