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In Reply to: My point is... posted by vinyl survivor on March 20, 2011 at 14:06:50:
Instead of the manufacturers, you need to take it up with the old school jackasses in the broadcasting industry. We moved into "the widescreen age" in 1950s. Yes, 19 F-ing 50s. That's when the movie industry decided to go with a wider aspect ratio for their presentations. So in order to fix your problem, it's really the broadcast people who need to get with it and distribute their transmissions in a widescreen aspect ratio (specifically 16x9, due to that assinine ratio being chosen for widescreen displays).
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Follow Ups
- backwards - Joe Murphy Jr 14:48:10 03/20/11 (8)
- Great point - vinyl survivor 15:07:06 03/20/11 (7)
- probably still sleeping - Joe Murphy Jr 20:46:10 03/20/11 (6)
- by the way - Joe Murphy Jr 20:49:32 03/20/11 (5)
- and something else you may want to consider - Joe Murphy Jr 11:45:28 03/21/11 (3)
- Thanks for your thoughts on this matter - vinyl survivor 18:34:31 03/21/11 (2)
- RE: Thanks for your thoughts on this matter - cfraser 20:43:35 03/21/11 (1)
- the extra stuff - Joe Murphy Jr 21:22:26 03/21/11 (0)
- Same here. (NT) - Kal Rubinson 08:43:45 03/21/11 (0)
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