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I have A decent DVD player and a Sony 36XBR400. When I play the anamorphic DVDs I can set both player and TV to 16:9 and get a GREAT picture. Same for the "enhanced for widescreen TV" marked DVDs. but not for any widescreen DVDs that lack the two above notatons. Just to be able to understand what the actual difference BETWEEN "anamorphic" and "enhanced for widescreen TV" is/means??? and why the ones that are widescreen but not marked are unable to be used in the same way?
Thanks for any input on this puzzle!
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Topic - DVD with anamorphic, compared to DVD with "enhanced for widescreen TV" ??? - Elizabeth 11:32:29 03/12/01 (8)
- Re: DVD with anamorphic, compared to DVD with "enhanced for widescreen TV" ??? - Ed 14:52:39 03/12/01 (3)
- XBR: nice picture,inputs; totally stupid remote - Elizabeth 17:25:18 03/12/01 (2)
- Don't suppose you kept the Toshiba remote... (nt) - Paul in Sterling 12:07:48 03/18/01 (1)
- Just gave it away this wekend!!! - Elizabeth 12:59:23 03/19/01 (0)
- Re: DVD with anamorphic, compared to DVD with "enhanced for widescreen TV" ??? - Dan G. 11:59:21 03/12/01 (3)
- Re: DVD with anamorphic, compared to DVD with "enhanced for widescreen TV" ??? - Roland 16:00:38 03/13/01 (2)
- XBR400 does NOT have any possible RGB inputs. - Elizabeth 08:58:01 03/14/01 (1)
- Re: XBR400 does NOT have any possible RGB inputs. - Roland 17:11:54 03/14/01 (0)
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