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Old 08-01-2010, 18:40   #6
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Re: HD channels display with huge borders

If a programme is filmed in HD - it will be widescreen HD on a HD channel.

If a programme is filmed in Standard definition, but in widescreen - it will be shown in upscaled widescreen on a HD channel.

If a programme is filmed in SD 4:3 - it will be shown in upscaled 4:3 on a HD channel.


HDMI (WIDE) setting will only stretch SD broadcasts on SD channels - HD channels see the black borders as part of the pic and you can't stretch the image.

You do not have a fault and neither do your friends.

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