I notice that HDnet is showing episodes of this old TV series in 16:9 format. Never having seen the DVD's of the series can anyone tell me if the DVD's are 16:9,being from the late 60's it's surprising to see this old series in 16:9
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Well, if they did, they prob cropped it from a greater than 1.33 AR source. Maybe it was from
a 1.66 source -- like "The Wizard of Oz" -- and widescreen'ed it. I've watch that on a bit
screen (widescreen) tv and it looks pretty darn good with virtually no desirnable odd shape
or what-have you.
I think with 1.66 AR sources, you can get away with widescreening it with minor compremise
(cropping and reshaping) and pass as widescreen. I don't know. I mean, I haven't actually
try (test) this out -- by matting a widescreen pic and pasting a 1.33 AR vs. 1.66 AR on top --
and reviewing the attributes of what they did. Maybe someone with more energy levels than
I, can re-produce this scenario for us all, specially for how they did, TWoz
BTW, Hogans Heroe's was a great show for its time. Used to love watching it, back in the day
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Interesting. I had no idea they were doing stuff like this...
maybe one day I'll be able to actually afford an HD tv.
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