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RE: 16:9 "full" vs. 16:9 standard, what's the difference?.

It has been a long time since I had 4:3 televisions. My memory, if I recall correctly, is that "full" enlarges a 4:3 program or movie to fill up a 16:9 screen horizontally. This results in part of the picture being cut off at the top and bottom.

"Standard" likely provides a picture in its original and intended aspect ratio on a 16:9 screen.

Just try both settings and see what happens.


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  • RE: 16:9 "full" vs. 16:9 standard, what's the difference?. - Alex F. 13:51:14 08/05/21 (0)

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