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In Reply to: It's not Blu-ray's fault, it's the fault of your TV posted by racerguy on November 25, 2008 at 14:00:01:
When the manufacture's got together to develop a widescreen HD TV they asked the movie industry to help out.
They refused.
So the manufacture's went about developing HD without the movie industry's input.
The problem is that their aren't any widescreen standard among the movie maker's, so how could the TV designer's make ONE TV screen size.
You don't see any problem in a movie theater because they have movable
curtains to mask the different aspect ratio's.
http://www.high-techproductions.com/widescreen.htm
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Follow Ups
- Don't blame them. - GTF 19:55:21 11/30/08 (2)
- There certainly ARE standard aspect ratios for movies. - jeffreybehr 17:48:50 12/02/08 (1)
- Just two? - GTF 21:08:09 12/02/08 (0)
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