Hi there.
Thanks for the feedback. To reassure you, we test every TV with a wide range of sources, including (and this is not an exhaustive list):
- Freeview TV -a variety of channels and styles of show, from Sky Sports News (that ticker-tape is a killer) to the 'main' channels to the low bit-rate obscurities of the digital domain, seeking out anything that might trip up the TV.
- Analogue TV - as above for the five terrestrial channels.
- Live and recorded Sky and Sky HD feeds, always including Sport, as well as murky dramas (think 24, Battlestar Gallactica etc) and brighter broadcasts. Again, searching for things the set is good/bad at.
- DVD, upscaled DVD and HD DVD/Blu-ray. Just because a set's spec says it can show 1080p, doesn't mean to say it can, or how well - we'll let you know how every set (HD Ready and Full HD) fares with a range of HD content.
Obviously there's not room in every test to list all this, but when we say (as we always do) how a set deals with motion, it's always after considering all of the above.
Hope this helps, and you get to see Wales win vs Australia (but not against England!)