Posted by jamestk9888 on 10/07/06 00:00

Joshua Zyber wrote:> <jamestk9888@webtv.net> wrote in message >
news:1160163891.908874.154420@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...> > also
if you have the dvd's of evil dead book of the dead,ed2,army of> >
darkness night of living dead millinium edtion dawn ulimete editon,or>
> day of dead you will see what i mean by animorphic 4:3.> > but this may be for the regin one dvd''s only.> > and if you switch the dvd player off of the 16:9 mode the picture is> > FULLSCREEN on a 4:3 tv and not a postage stamp as you claim.> > Did you use the "4:3 STANDARD" setting or the "4:3 LETTERBOX" setting in > the DVD player? The "4:3 STANDARD" mode will crop the left and right > sides off of some widescreen pictures and magnify the center to fill a > TV screen.> > The content on the disc is encoded as I described it, as a widescreen > image with black bars on the sides. The active picture area in the > center only uses 540x480 pixels. If the DVD player is set for "4:3 > LETTERBOX", you'll see black bars on all 4 sides (the player adds the > bars at the top and bottom). If the DVD player is set for "4:3 > STANDARD", the side bars are cropped off and the middle zoomed, but > you're still only using 540x480 resolution.> > As I said before, it's best for the studio to encode all material at the > highest 720x480 resolution and let the TV do the aspect ratio control. > Anything else compromises quality for the sake of convenience.first of all 4:3 pan and scan is encoded on only on about 6 region two dvd's and none of them are the ones i mentioned as it has NEVER ben used on a region one dvd NEXT!!!!second of all QUIT ARGUING WITH ME ON THIS AS I HAVE THE DVD'S AND KNOW HOW THEY ARE ENCODED. if you dont believe me buy them and watch them yourself as you obviously dont have them or you would not be arguing with me on something i know for a fact.

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