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dogtanian38
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thank god I'm not the only one. Non-anamorphic DVD's are a major pain, especially NTSC or SVCD material. Watch squished into the middle third of the screen, or be able to count the horizontal lines from the sofa. Not good.
I thought maybe just I had this problem, or that the zoom (aspect adjust) on my TV (LG 28" wide) was particularly good at reducing video quality.
I dont mind black bars on say 2.35:1 films, and i dislike watching 4:3 material stretched out horizontally too. But are people still making non-anamorphic material? And can anyone recommend a DVD player that can do a better job than my TV for this kind of issue?
I thought maybe just I had this problem, or that the zoom (aspect adjust) on my TV (LG 28" wide) was particularly good at reducing video quality.
I dont mind black bars on say 2.35:1 films, and i dislike watching 4:3 material stretched out horizontally too. But are people still making non-anamorphic material? And can anyone recommend a DVD player that can do a better job than my TV for this kind of issue?