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Old 08-08-2010, 12:53   #11
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Re: sky movies hd

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Originally Posted by dan dority View Post
that would be better imo.
sometimes on other channels, i dont know if youve noticed but they even blur the two sides of the screen which looks terrible.
Yes, Sky Sports do it on the highlights package on their NFL broadcasts. It's very disorientating on fast-moving sports footage.

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its about time the tv broadcasters upped their game and show everything in widescreen.
its not as if widescreen technoligy is cutting edge,i think ive had a widescreen telly for about the last ten years.
Looks like it's starting to happen with some broadcasters. ESPN, ESPN America and the Discovery channels which have converted to widescreen all output widescreen 100% of the time, even with 4:3 or 14:9 (widescreen programming on Discovery from before they went widescreen was ARCed to 14:9) footage.
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