Video Asylum

Most new TVs already have that

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jedrider

In Reply to: RE: agree posted by Joe Murphy Jr on May 21, 2012 at 14:14:22

I think they have had features for a while. Also, they are getting good at it and they give one enough choices to please everyone -- just a button click away. However, the resolution does limit it and it will always result in an image that is a bit fuzzy when expanding from a 4:3, not to mention that heads are sometimes clipped.

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dedicated video processors are usually better - Joe Murphy Jr 17:05:37 05/21/12 (1)
They offer far more choices to reframe the video. You can zoom by percentage or aspect ratio. The better ones will even allow pixel mapping (your own personal aspect ratio).

I have no problem with giving the final user the option to change the picture to his or her liking. However, the OAR should be delivered on the recorded media, stream or broadcast. Change it on your your end: don't influence the picture on the other end.
- RE: dedicated video processors are usually better - Rod H. 18:47:55 05/21/12 (0)
  I love how my Panasonic TH42PH9UK allows me to incrementally adjust the picture when I can't get it perfect otherwise. Round objects are supposed to be round!

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