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TV lover
09 December 2009
Looks great, but this will be horrible for everyday TV viewing - you'll have black lines on the left and right of the picture for everything you watch, imagine a 4:3 picture, about half the screen will be blank!
Unless you only use this in your cinema room or only ever watch Blu Rays then I would avoid it. As for stretching the picture, why would you spend £4k on a TV and then settle for compromised quality? I'd stick with a high end 16:9 which most content was designed for. If you are dead set on watching a film how the director intended a 16:9 does this too, just with the thin black lines top and bottom. I'd rather have black lines occasionally than all of the time!
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TV lover
09 December 2009
Looks great, but this will be horrible for everyday TV viewing - you'll have black lines on the left and right of the picture for everything you watch, imagine a 4:3 picture, about half the screen will be blank! Unless you only use this in your cinema room or only ever watch Blu Rays then I would avoid it. As for stretching the picture, why would you spend £4k on a TV and then settle for compromised quality? I'd stick with a high end 16:9 which most content was designed for. If you are dead set on watching a film how the director intended a 16:9 does this too, just with the thin black lines top and bottom. I'd rather have black lines occasionally than all of the time!
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