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They have the fox sports logo in the 4:3 safe area
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Originally Posted by Tom Wellman /forum/post/0
I'm starting to wonder if Fox is only allowed to show 1 game a week using 16:9 graphic pltacement per the NFL? I mean NFL Network is still 4:3 safe for SD viewers.
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Originally Posted by SHergenrader /forum/post/20818092
Hopefully the regular season games will be.
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Originally Posted by Tom Wellman /forum/post/20817717
I'm starting to wonder if Fox is only allowed to show 1 game a week using 16:9 graphic pltacement per the NFL?
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Originally Posted by Jeremy W /forum/post/0
I remember reading on here that the NFL has a ridiculously stupid requirement in place that requires the network to make a 4:3 feed available, even if they're only broadcasting the 16:9 feed. And since Fox doesn't want to go through all of the trouble of doing that for all of their games, it's limited to the A game each week.
It's a damn shame. The NFL pushed HD so hard, but they're holding back the full utilization of it. I wish they'd get a clue.
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Originally Posted by Jeremy W /forum/post/20819503
I remember reading on here that the NFL has a ridiculously stupid requirement in place that requires the network to make a 4:3 feed available, even if they're only broadcasting the 16:9 feed. And since Fox doesn't want to go through all of the trouble of doing that for all of their games, it's limited to the A game each week.
It's a damn shame. The NFL pushed HD so hard, but they're holding back the full utilization of it. I wish they'd get a clue.
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Originally Posted by SHergenrader /forum/post/20819705
If true that's annoying and doesn't make any sense. So glad baseball is more important to me and MLB doesn't have some lame requirement like that.
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Originally Posted by BCF68 /forum/post/20820338
Yeah it sucks a minority of people are holding back things. Most households have widescreen HDTVs now.
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Originally Posted by Jeremy W /forum/post/20820939
The biggest reason why it makes no sense is because the damn broadcast is still letterboxed for SD viewers!!!!! It's all about pleasing the other networks (excluding ESPN, since they're full 16:9 now too) that show highlights.
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Originally Posted by Jeremy W /forum/post/0
The biggest reason why it makes no sense is because the damn broadcast is still letterboxed for SD viewers!!!!! It's all about pleasing the other networks (excluding ESPN, since they're full 16:9 now too) that show highlights. I wish Fox would have stood up to the NFL and let them know what a ridiculous policy this is.
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Originally Posted by dcowboy7 /forum/post/0
To me the best is at the bottom of the screen like espn.
All the news/stock stations have their scroll there anyway so im used to it.
That way they could still keep it in the middle yet it doesnt look like a box just hanging up there in nowewheresville.
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Originally Posted by Ken H /forum/post/20821182
It also may be about local cableco's that center cut the letterboxed broadcasts, for standard digital and/or analog retransmission.
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Originally Posted by dcowboy7 /forum/post/20821477
To me the best is at the bottom of the screen like espn.
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Originally Posted by Jeremy W /forum/post/20821816
I'm betting ESPN will be debuting all new graphics for MNF this season, and the score bug will be in the top left corner.
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Originally Posted by coyoteaz /forum/post/20822843
Perhaps Fox only has satellite capacity for 8 games, the usual 7 with 4:3 graphics and 1 of those also done with 16:9.