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In Reply to: 30" Wide Screen vs 32" 4:3 ? posted by kyzyltuva on October 25, 2002 at 13:20:37:
If you are going to be using this set a lot for just watching regular TV, I would suggest a 4:3 set with a shrinkable scan raster for anamorphic DVDs. I don't like the stretch mode on 16:9 TVs, and many people apparently find the alternative gray bars along the side of the 4:3 picture somewhat annoying. The material I watch on my TV is over 90% 4:3, so I was comfortable going with the Sony 43" digital RPTV. I am frankly surprised at the number of widescreen sets on the market--if you have a lot of HDTV available or the majority of your TV viewing is 16:9 DVDs, fine, but I don't think most people fall into those categories.Todd
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Follow Ups
- Probably the 32" 4:3 - Lasermeister 13:57:34 10/25/02 (3)
- Different sets for different uses - Dalancroft 14:36:15 10/25/02 (2)
- Re: Different sets for different uses - kyzyltuva 14:48:23 10/25/02 (1)
- I use the Panny's "stretch" mode - Dalancroft 08:37:11 10/30/02 (0)
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