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No, no, no. You don't understand. Look:
That's totally bizarre. Now i understand the reason why this hint could be useful. However, running on an Apple 20" Display (1680x1050 resolution) with the same aspect ratio of all of their displays I have never had this problem with a widescreen DVD playing back at fullscreen.
Badly produced DVD's
The problem is that these particular DVDs are designed for people with 4:3 screens, who want to see a 16:9 letterboxed image rather than pan and scan. So, every frame of the movie is a 4:3 image with black stripes at top and bottom.
Badly produced DVD's
Anamorphic 16:9 DVDs are 'squashed' into 4:3 and then 'stretched' back to 16:9 by your DVD player, which will either pass it on to your TV as-is, or add black bars at the top and bottom to make it back into 4:3, if you only have a 4:3 TV. |
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