Can you adjust the aspect ratio to 4:3 for older movies?
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I have not tried. But sometimes in setting you have to play with that. Hope this Helps.
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Yes, at the opening screen of the DVD620, select setup, then at the next screen select "Display". You will see two 4:3 choices at the top . Just check the box that looks best on your set. Hope that helps.Frankhypernez
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Hi Shawn, if the Blu-ray disc supports multi angle view then you can select the option to change the angle by pressing the Options button from remote of the home theater system. -Vincent
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Actually, Matthew Swalwell is right! I tried setting it to standard and things look drastically better! Even when I set the output on my cable box to 720p :)So far my vote for the fix to this problem is setting film stabilization to standard, if you turn it off, the the 240 setting goes off too and I think it looks better with 240 on and FS at standard.
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On the one I have....Both. 16:9 is it's native, but the 4:3 is available and looks good. Mine also has a 16:10 option which is what I have mine set on now. Great picture.
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Try the second button under the volume control that reads Format. Most HD channels are in the 16:9 format, so you will have lines above and below the picture. Sometimes you will have lines on each side when commercials are on. A lot of commercials are still in the 4:3 format. As you click on the Format button you can decide on which side you prefer. I usually have mine set on Full, but sometimes I have to set it to Zoom or Fill, depending on the movie. I hope this helps.
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Hi Animal Man, Camera can be set to take pictures on 3:2 aspect ratio under Image Size setting. Vincent
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There are picture "mode" settings under the main menu. Some of the choices (from memory) are automatic, 16:9, cinema, and 4:3. Just change it to what looks best for each input or select automatic.
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Yes it will stretch 4:3 ratio to fill the entire screen. I still have to watch all my old T.V. shows on my Panasonic DVD Player because of this. Many are hoping that Toshiba will issue a firmware upgrade to resolve this problem, but none has been forthcoming that I'm aware of.
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If you use the remote and go to setting:picture:aspect ratio, you can choose from 16:9, full, or 4:3. It also has a few other options that appear greeted out because of my other settings, which are just scan, set by program, and cinema 1. It is not the brightest projector but is otherwise awesome. It is highly portable and I use it in small conference rooms with most of the lights off.
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umm that's because it's a widescreen tv and because you refuse to get HD service you are seeing the crappy cropped old-style imagine. You can't magically make the image fit widescreen when it's formatted to the old image. You can only stretch it and it will look like crap.
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I've never used that setting, but I don't think so. There is software that plays in that format.
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You can change the image format via the camera to one that has a square aspect ratio and therefore the images will look vertical, but you should not turn the camera 90 degrees. The camera has to be horizontal for proper 3D.
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Go to avsforum.com and search for this model. There is a post in the hundreds of posts with a list of everyones settings. Cinema seems best, but offhand I'm not sure of the other settings (picture, sharpness, etc.)
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With the wide setting in "Auto Aspect" mode, screen size will adjust to the Satellite/Cable content. Letterboxed movies on TCM or premium HD Channels will fill the 21:9 screen. A letterboxed movie on a station such as Starz, may stretch incorrectly because the logo in the bottom corner interferes with the Vizio's calculation of where the picture ends leaving a slight letterboxed and stretched image. I am happy to say that there is a vertical (and horizontal) adjust in the picture control menu that is not mentioned in the manual or any review I have read. This will able you to fine tune any aspect ratio error that the "Auto Aspect" setting encounters. With the wide setting in "Auto Aspect" mode, screen size will adjust to the Satellite/Cable content. Letterboxed movies on TCM or premium HD Channels will fill the 21:9 screen. A letterboxed movie on a station such as Starz, may stretch incorrectly because the logo in the bottom corner interferes with the Vizio's calculation of where the picture ends leaving a slight letterboxed and stretched image. I am happy to say that there is a vertical (and horizontal) adjust in the picture control menu that is not mentioned in the manual or any review I have read. This will able you to fine... » Read More With the wide setting in "Auto Aspect" mode, screen size will adjust to the Satellite/Cable content. Letterboxed movies on TCM or premium HD Channels will fill the 21:9 screen. A letterboxed movie on a station such as Starz, may stretch incorrectly because the logo in the bottom corner interferes with the Vizio's calculation of where the picture ends leaving a slight letterboxed and stretched image. I am happy to say that there is a vertical (and horizontal) adjust in the picture control menu that is not mentioned in the manual or any review I have read. This will able you to fine tune any aspect ratio error that the "Auto Aspect" setting encounters. « Show Less
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I'm not sure, but all my movies are widescreen. it'll have the black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
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Did You ever get an answer on this. I have the same deal, including 4:3 aspect DVDs which are stretched to what I call "fatscreen". I have fussed with everything imaginable. If you have an answer, please email me at <michael.steeno@us.army.mil>