That’s called motion blur.
Check the “noise reduction” setting. If it is set to “high” it may cause motion blur. To check this, on the remote press “menu”, then select “settings” . The “noise reduction” option is on the bottom of the settings menu. I suggest using “low”. This is what I use on my Bravia and I have no problem.
The following is a great site for help with fine tuning the Bravia.

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=61818

Please note that for this web site you may need to hit “refresh” if it gives you “site not found”. Refresh brings it up.
Hope this solves the problem!

Sony Bravia

40 ft as requested:

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10240&cs_id=1024005&p_id=3964&seq=1&format=2

The FACTS About HDMI Cables

If your digi box has an hdmi out port then use that.

If not, then you are stuck with either RCA or SCART.

My 40″ Samsung does a pretty good at upscaling when connected to my DVD player via scart.

Also, try different picture options in the TV menu, for example, turn the sharpness down a bit, and turn the mpeg noise filter on (in advanced or picture menu).

Note, if you have a medium or poor signal, then the picture will look very poor on a larger screen, which was not very apparent on a smaller screen.

I personally watch non HD freeview through a BTVision box which has a hdmi connection. The image is acceptable.

You should also be sitting a fair distance from the TV, if you are too close (less than 3 metres) you will notice the artefacts. If you can’t sit that far away from the TV then you should have gone 32″ unless you had HD Freeview.

KAGUYA taking “Full Earth-rise” by HDTV (Apr. 5, 2008)

Epson MovieMate 55 All-in-One DVD LCD Projector

if its on a computer there is a small hole around the faceplate using a straighted paper clip push it in the hole and it should push the disk tray out for you to pull it out the rest of the way, if your using a entertainment center DVD and it doesn’t have that little hole you may have to take the DVD player apart to get it out. Make Sure To Have Power Off And Unplug It In Either Situation

DVD Player

It may depend on the make, but it will work well as a computer monitor.

I got my laptop hooked up to my LCD TV using an inexpensive VGA cable (same as the cable from your CPU to the computer monitor) to view my jpeg digital pictures. I could use the mouse to find my photo directories, veiw photos as a slide, etc.

When I hooked up the cable, I had the option of using the TV as the computer monitor or have both the laptop screen and the TV display on.

CES 2011: Panasonic 37-Inch LED Backlit LCD HDTV

Media Player 11 is already capable of displaying HD content. No other software is necessary. But the content has to be already HD to display it that way.

If you’re looking for some way to convert standard-res content into HD, there really isn’t much point. Contrary to what people say, or what they want to believe, displaying standard-res content in HD mode does NOT inherently improve the definition. Black & white movies will play on a color TV, but it still does not display as a color movie.

HIGH DEFINITION HUGE MANITOBA TORNADO! June 23, 2007 -

You need to look up the resolution on your tv, I don’t know what integrated HDTV means. When you check your tv’s specs look at the second number on the resolution line, 720? 1080? That will tell you the resolution. If it’s 1080p, and you hook up your blu ray with an HDMI cable, it will be full HD.

LG 55LH40 55″ LCD Full HDTV

Hi8 is analog. Youneed to get an “analog/digital bridge” like those from Canopus or Pinnacle (Dazzle). USB transfer will not work. That is used for streaming or transferring stills from a memory card only.

Deftones – Digital Bath (Video)

Why peolple who are trying to lose or maintain weight .. drink Coors Lite Does calories than other beers and they how it compares with lite outbreak … thanks ive never heard of ultra micelob but ill keep and eye out for it … I think that Coors Light is the range, but see a lot of women who drink it … yeuk

Coors Coors Light 4.2% ABV 102 calories and 5.0 carbs. Less than most beers. Oh, and Amy … Mich Ultra is tied for the least. Amstel Light also has 95 calories … and knows better. Do not believe everything the ads say. And there is no calorie vodka but Cranberry is loaded with them … 144 on average 8 oz serving. Might as well go with the beer if you're going to drink.