TNT HD is a channel that doesn't look "right" on my cable system ... and I don't have a problem with other channels.
I mentioned it (the TNT HD problem) in a thread at the AVS FORUM and someone said that TNT HD is just "messed up" apparently for a lot of people though I guess it depends on the cable/satellite company.
So yeah my TNT HD is all squashed looking as well.
In short don't use that channel as a guide!
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Originally Posted by edDV
Thanks.
addendum: damn, read the last post after I posted this. Stupid TNT, I knew they were good for nothin'. -
Comcast here doesn't include TNT-HD yet. The others look the same for wide movies: Networks, InHD 1 and 2, Discover HD, HBO, Showtime.
PBS-HD mostly sticks to 16:9 for HD + lots of upscaled 16:9 SD
Most of the nation gets the same off satellite PBS-HD direct feed. Few PBS stations have local HD capablity.
ESPN is all 720p with lots of upscaled 4:3 SD with pillars. -
I've been checking, and I've yet to see a movie broadcast correctly on TNT-HD. What a joke. It seems that all of their movies are cut or scaled to something around 14:9 - which I find impossible to view correctly. I'd complain, but I'm guessing they'd counter that they are the only free-basic cable channel that has a HD counterpart. Long story short, TNT HD is a pile of crap - except some HD tv show reruns (ER, Law & Order, etc).
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If we are comparing TV set aspect ratio performance, it's probably best to use PBS-HD since all the stations just pass the same national satellite feed with no local hocus pocus. Although PBS rarely airs 2.35:1 letterbox.
Next best is probably HBO-HD
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