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LG 66cm Widescreen, Line Flicker and Colour Concerns!!!!!
I was wondering how they compare with ViewSonic and BenQ (FP2091). I have read a number of somewhat contradictory reports. Most say that the Dell is a very good LCD for the price, but not so great with video (DVD playback and games). My concerns are, in order of importance:

Dell 20" widescreen LCDs
Case: Compartment Depth: 2.8 in Compartment Height: 10.6 in Compartment Width: 15 in Laptop: 14.00 × 10.4 × 1.6-inches (W × D × H) That 10.6 to 10.4 concerns me a bit. Should it? It looks like the laptop is 1.2 in. thinner than the case is deep. That should make up for any closeness with the 10.6/10.4 ratio.

Widescreen PSYCHO
All these new 4:3 Box Office Channels and 2 more 18 Plus channels but still only 2 SBO Widescreen channels. To add insult to injury of course we have Sky Moviemax 5 which is just another 4:3 channel. What is Sky's problem with widescreen? If the BBC, CH4, ITV and U>Direct can obtain and transmit widescreen prints

LG 66cm Widescreen, Line Flicker and Colour Concerns!!!!!
Color of Night - the DVD has widescreen format but it really doesn't. What they've really done is crop the TELEVISION version to match the widescreen aspect ratio Not surprising as the film seems to have been filmed in a matted widescreen format. This means that the film has top and bottom black mattes placed on

Toshiba 36HFX71 and SD-5700 picture quality concerns....
Doug dcow...@i84.net alt video dvd Welp, what everyone seems to be saying is - - Sometimes the widescreen will contain more information (for example, "The Fifth Element".. - and sometimes it won't because it was matted and the TV version contains more info - However, the TV version may contain, booms, mikes,

Newb: BG on widescreen monitor - ok?
In that issue, he also clearly states "There is a significant problem with DVD at present and that concerns the audio performance" in bold font in the middle of the article cited - this has NOTHING to do with playing CDs! (As an aside, I thought jitter was a hardware problem having to do with inexact bit-timing

Widescreen's popularity spreads.
Adrian a...@bigfoot.com rec video dvd tech Dvorak wrote: Yes, I expect some space on the top and bottom - the concerns is that there is slight clipping on the left and right (not blank space, clipped image). Sorry, I should have been more clear. And yes, it shows up on other DVDs too that are done in 2.35:1.

Health concerns with sitting close to large tv?
I have changed my user settings, I pumped up brightness all the way, turned down contrast and up'd the colour a little and turned down sharpness. It is a bit better but is still really dark. Also everything seems a little to red, ie people's skin. Is there anything I can do about the flicker and my colour concerns?

ESB:SE ... New scenes or I just noticed i
Hi I recently saw a new Widescreen TV on display in a department store and the name on the front was "Louwe"? Has anyone heard of this company before or is it just one of the giants using One of the things that concerns me the most though, is how compatible the new integrated television sets are with VCRs?

PANAVISION, CINERAMA, RATIOS, etc.
In video, resolution concerns the maximum number of line pairs (or cycles) that can be resolved on the display screen. This is a subjective criterion! Resolution is related to perceived sharpness. Resolution is usually expressed in teerms of spatial frquency, whose units are cycles per picture width (C/PW)

inferior dvd sound in new widescreen review
There are other concerns such as mortgage and braces among other things. That is the reality. Not everyone has an abundance of extra cash for the home theater while Johnny needs a new pair of shoes. Well, then they'd better get used to watching widescreen titles on a 27" TV. It's not impossible. I do it.

Widescreen and Letterbox anti advocacy THE FINAL WORD
... rec video sci electronics basics alt home-theater misc Dear Folks: My mother likes the idea of sitting close to a large, HDTV, widescreen tv, rear-projection. However, bc it's a small room, only about 6 feet would separate the front of the tv from the viewer...are there any health concerns with sitting this

Health concerns with sitting close to large tv?
... action In article <corey-AC5180.21440113112...@nr-ott01.bellnexxia.net>, Corey Tamas <co...@tamas.com> wrote: In article <eric-41CB82.17031613112002@corp. supernews.com>, Eric <e...@surfvh.com> wrote: Now, it needs to be said that most games, by design, do not take the concerns of these fine people into account.

XL-1 Widescreen (PAL) query
28" widescreen and above.. flat screens have startlingly good quality... I see a plasma screen and am impressed by picture size but never overly impressed HDTV doesn't concern me.. matching native resolution to source resolution is always going to lead to the best quality... this is what makes it a problem for

this concerns us all
Anamorphic Widescreen or 4:3 etc.). ***** I can't help, I'm afraid, but I have what I think may be a similar question, so perhaps some kind and My question - which may have the same root as the OP's - concerns a recording of 'Yes Minister'. Since it was originally 4:3 and I recorded it on DTT at 16:9,

17" widescreen iMac gaming benchmarks??
My concerns are this questions about playing anamorphic disks, and support for NTSC R1 disks from my Sammy 709. Deaks. AStew64377 <astew64...@aol.com> wrote in message news:20000513160431.03986.00002790@ng-fg1.aol.com... I was planning on buying this tv sometime within the next couple of days - now I'm worried

DVD FRAUD with Widescreen Format? Other concerns?
I just wanted to express to you all my concerns regarding Fox's upcoming DVD release of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, season 4. When I pointed out that season 4 had been previously released in Europe and Australia in Anamorphic Widescreen, Those regions have a much larger base of widescreen TVs.

Widescreen and Letterbox anti advocacy THE FINAL WORD
This concerns me because I don't want my new RPTV to have the same problem. I have emailed Fox Broadcasting, imploring them to be considerate of our From what I gather, regular cable signals are in 4:3 format so they are stretched to fit a widescreen TV. From what I've read this seems not to be a big deal after

DVD FRAUD with Widescreen Format? Other concerns?
JKR's concerns were for the books to be followed very closely, and this is something Columbus was not only willing to accept, but adamanat about. For these reasons, Columbus was a good choice - he'd do what he was told, and make good "product". Whether or not the product would be "art" was irrelevant to all

DVD FRAUD with Widescreen Format? Other concerns?
I think this is how situations such as the smart Morlocks and the dumb Eloi evolve. I may end up looking ugly and living underground, but at least my widescreen movies won't be CROPPED. While the beautiful people can carry on with more important concerns, such as waiting for the next platter of that lovely fruit.