Originally Posted by VirginMediaPhil:
“Er, yes there are. In fact I have one (a Philips), used it today, for a 4:3 TV in my loft. It's called 'Compromise' and it's the option I use because I don't like the way centre cut-out cuts off the graphics and some parts of the picture.
I agree, I don't mind if the film is in 16:9 or it's original size.”
“Er, yes there are. In fact I have one (a Philips), used it today, for a 4:3 TV in my loft. It's called 'Compromise' and it's the option I use because I don't like the way centre cut-out cuts off the graphics and some parts of the picture.
I agree, I don't mind if the film is in 16:9 or it's original size.”
Yours must be the only one then.
What is the point ?
If you're watching 16:9 on a 4:3 tv then why not just set it to letterboxed?
The borders are slightly larger and the picture is complete
Only Philips could come up with such a feature




Lets all take a deep breath!
And relax.............................
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