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> The Dish 6000 has 5 "stretch-zoom" modes when viewing 4x3
> programming on a 16x9 TV, but as fas as I know this is just
> for non-HD material. I've never considered any of these
> stretch/zoom modes acceptable for viewing anything.
I saw this in another thread.
Wanted to make sure I got a correct answer.
My Mitsubishi widescreen TV has three aspect ratio modes.
I'd much prefer to have the 5 modes in the newer Mits
models...
If I can get the extra two modes by pressing a button
on the Dish 6000, I'm ready to buy...
Is the above statement correct ??????
And are the 5 modes similar to the new Mitsibishi
modes. The mode I'm looking for is "theater wide"
(modest or no stretch in the middle - extreme stretch
at the extreme right and left)...
Can't stand watching 4:3 with the two modes in my
TV that appear to have been designed for anamorphic
and letterbox DVDs...
I'm living with the grey bars on the sides for 4:3
material - but I don't like them and burn-in concerns
me
> The Dish 6000 has 5 "stretch-zoom" modes when viewing 4x3
> programming on a 16x9 TV, but as fas as I know this is just
> for non-HD material. I've never considered any of these
> stretch/zoom modes acceptable for viewing anything.
I saw this in another thread.
Wanted to make sure I got a correct answer.
My Mitsubishi widescreen TV has three aspect ratio modes.
I'd much prefer to have the 5 modes in the newer Mits
models...
If I can get the extra two modes by pressing a button
on the Dish 6000, I'm ready to buy...
Is the above statement correct ??????
And are the 5 modes similar to the new Mitsibishi
modes. The mode I'm looking for is "theater wide"
(modest or no stretch in the middle - extreme stretch
at the extreme right and left)...
Can't stand watching 4:3 with the two modes in my
TV that appear to have been designed for anamorphic
and letterbox DVDs...
I'm living with the grey bars on the sides for 4:3
material - but I don't like them and burn-in concerns
me