Rather than building a 4:3 screen I am wondering if there is a way to display a perfect 4:3 image within a 16:9 without squashing the picture vertically.
I intend to watch a fair amount of 4:3 but, I think a 16:9 screen will look better in the room.
Using an 8' wide screen as an example, would a 4:3 image in the center basically be about the size of a 53" RPTV?
If possible, how is this done and does it involve an HTPC tweak, CRT setup, or both? Can it be stored in memory in the HTPC and the CRT?
CRT: NEC XG100.
I intend to watch a fair amount of 4:3 but, I think a 16:9 screen will look better in the room.
Using an 8' wide screen as an example, would a 4:3 image in the center basically be about the size of a 53" RPTV?
If possible, how is this done and does it involve an HTPC tweak, CRT setup, or both? Can it be stored in memory in the HTPC and the CRT?
CRT: NEC XG100.