QUOTE(netken @ Mar 11 2010, 05:09 PM)
netken,In ur case, it is better to pillar box and select wide zoom on your TV. The scalar in ur display is better than what the box is capable of doing.
Astro byond software update v1.1, 4:3 channels on 16:9 screens
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QUOTE(RAMChYLD @ Mar 12 2010, 10:46 AM) You "purists" should consider that not all TV enable scaling in HDMI. And if you're using a DVI/HDMI monitor that can do 50Hz, no scaling at all. I am familiar with netken's display, that's the reason I am suggesting to let the display do the scaling.Typical. Astro even in HD cannot be deemed as a purist's dream, the bitrates are low. More so with SD broadcasts. |
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