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Old 08-08-2010, 13:05   #12
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Re: sky movies hd

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Originally Posted by Lew View Post
Yes, Sky Sports do it on the highlights package on their NFL broadcasts. It's very disorientating on fast-moving sports footage.



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.
thats good news mate
i was suprised to see this while watching the new series of bear grylis on discovery hd , but atleast i could change my tv settings to 16.9 and it didnt look stretched .
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