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Originally Posted by rvs053063 /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22198182
I have an HDTV and whenever I try to watch 2001: a Space Odyssey, I get letterboxing on all four sides. Why doesn't the TV automatically scale this picture to fill the screen? What are my options? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by rvs053063 /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22198182
I have an HDTV and whenever I try to watch 2001: a Space Odyssey....
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Originally Posted by rvs053063 /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22198445
Regular DVD.
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Originally Posted by rvs053063 /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22198990
Thanks. 2010 does the same thing. Shouldn't this issue have been resolved with this sequel? It's also a regular DVD. There is a Playstation setting that stretches the image horizontally but adds nothing to the height.
Why are you posting about DVD problems in the Blu-ray Software area?Quote:
Originally Posted by rvs053063 /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22198990
Thanks. 2010 does the same thing. Shouldn't this issue have been resolved with this sequel? It's also a regular DVD. There is a Playstation setting that stretches the image horizontally but adds nothing to the height.
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Originally Posted by R Harkness /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing/0_100#post_22202247
Someone who joined here in 2004 still watching non-anamorphic DVDs (let alone regular DVDs)?
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Originally Posted by kucharsk /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22208085
Cute, but many, many films have not been issued on anamorphic DVD, let alone Blu-Ray.
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Originally Posted by rvs053063 /t/1419140/can-i-watch-2001-without-windowboxing#post_22198990
Thanks. 2010 does the same thing. Shouldn't this issue have been resolved with this sequel?