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Old July 26th 06, 07:16 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Thus spaketh Bazzer Smith:
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I am disgusted that Film4 are now cropping films from 2.35:1 or
1.85:1 to 16:9.



What do you think about 4:3 programs being cropped to 16:9?

You gotta love widescreen, best thing since the plague.



I refuse to watch 4:3 programmes cropped to 16:9 too.
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Old July 26th 06, 07:20 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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As long as Film4 crop films, I won't watch, free or not. Same goes for any
channel.



Well at least that shows some sense, if you are really that annoyed by it,
rather than just whining on here about it. I wonder if others that whine on
here whine also to the company in question or just assault our eyes with
their whining. Though personally I don't care if theres something I really
want to watch I will watch regardless of cropping or adverts. OK I usually
recoed things that have ads and then skip the ads.




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Old July 26th 06, 08:21 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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John Patrick wrote:

As long as Film4 crop films, I won't watch, free or not. Same goes for any
channel.


Well at least that shows some sense, if you are really that annoyed by it,
rather than just whining on here about it. I wonder if others that whine on
here whine also to the company in question or just assault our eyes with
their whining. Though personally I don't care if theres something I really
want to watch I will watch regardless of cropping or adverts. OK I usually
recoed things that have ads and then skip the ads.


Well I've thrown a couple of messages at sky about their onscreen
crap. I get an answer which although it seems personal basically says
they have researched these things and they're right. I write back to
them saying I disagree with that and if they listened to their
customers they would give them an option to turn stuff like that off
permanently. I have never got a second reply.
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Old July 26th 06, 09:40 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"Adrian A" wrote in message
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ThePunisher wrote:
{{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
I am disgusted that Film4 are now cropping films from 2.35:1 or
1.85:1 to 16:9.


??? They've beed doing this since the channel started.


Have you got a cold?


Hey! n and d are right beside each other... well thay are if i can bend my
keyboard in a certain way.

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Old July 26th 06, 09:41 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"Bazzer Smith" wrote in message

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Thus spaketh Bazzer Smith:
"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in
message news I am disgusted that Film4 are now cropping films from 2.35:1 or
1.85:1 to 16:9.


What do you think about 4:3 programs being cropped to 16:9?

You gotta love widescreen, best thing since the plague.



I refuse to watch 4:3 programmes cropped to 16:9 too.


Kind of limits your viewing choces somewhat, losing
50 years or so of broadcsting.


Why would that be? all widescreen tvs can display 4:3 pictures in 4:3

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Old July 26th 06, 09:45 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in message
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Thus spaketh Bazzer Smith:
"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in
message news
I am disgusted that Film4 are now cropping films from 2.35:1 or
1.85:1 to 16:9.



What do you think about 4:3 programs being cropped to 16:9?

You gotta love widescreen, best thing since the plague.



I refuse to watch 4:3 programmes cropped to 16:9 too.


Kind of limits your viewing choces somewhat, losing
50 years or so of broadcsting.


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Old July 26th 06, 09:47 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Thus spaketh Bazzer Smith:
"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in
message .uk...
Thus spaketh Bazzer Smith:
"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in
message news I am disgusted that Film4 are now cropping films from 2.35:1 or
1.85:1 to 16:9.


What do you think about 4:3 programs being cropped to 16:9?

You gotta love widescreen, best thing since the plague.



I refuse to watch 4:3 programmes cropped to 16:9 too.


Kind of limits your viewing choces somewhat, losing
50 years or so of broadcsting.



Not really as most 4:3 programmes aren't cropped to 16:9 they are
broadcast as they should be in 4:3.

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Old July 26th 06, 10:22 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"ThePunisher" wrote in message
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"Bazzer Smith" wrote in message

"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in
message .uk...
Thus spaketh Bazzer Smith:
"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" wrote in
message news I am disgusted that Film4 are now cropping films from 2.35:1 or
1.85:1 to 16:9.


What do you think about 4:3 programs being cropped to 16:9?

You gotta love widescreen, best thing since the plague.



I refuse to watch 4:3 programmes cropped to 16:9 too.


Kind of limits your viewing choces somewhat, losing
50 years or so of broadcsting.


Why would that be? all widescreen tvs can display 4:3 pictures in 4:3


But they cannot replace the bits chopped off when 4:3 footage is shown
on a program made in 16:9


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Old July 27th 06, 12:39 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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In article , Gendy
writes
This has been thoroughly discussed on DigitalSpy...for goodness sake....this
channel is FREE !!!!!.....it used to cost £6 a month.....never look a
gifthorse in the mouth....

To quote Groucho Marx, as he already appeared in this thread:
"ALWAYS look a gift-horse in the mouth - its dentistry bills could ruin
you!"
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A lovely little thinker, but a bugger when he's ****ed.
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Old July 27th 06, 04:25 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On 2006-07-25, Gendy wrote:
This has been thoroughly discussed on DigitalSpy...


Your point being?

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