WTF I get better picture PQ on a 1958 B&W Magnavox with rabbit ears! Not helping convince my wife the HD was a good investment. This movie deserves full HD, not the crap they're putting out on this channel.
ABC Family PQ on Sound of Music
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Side Bar--Speaking of 4:3 "Zoom-vision"; I DVR'd The Wizard of Oz for my daughters about a month ago(?) and was shocked at how good the PQ was..even on partial Zoom. It was on TBS if I'm not mistaken??
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I don't think I've ever seen ABCFamily show anything in HD yet. There are othere channels that do the same (HD channel but no HD content). The major networks (ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX) also practice this at night (after 11:00 PM- except for Letterman) and on the weekends (Tons of HD shows and movies shown in crappy SD).
Why did you zoom the Wizard of Oz? It's a 4:3 movie. Or, are you saying TBS/TNT or some other channel zoomed (or stretched) it?
The Sound of Music appeared on ABC (the broadcast network) many months ago in either open matte or zoomed HD. It looked okay. I wasn't wowed by it.
To get rid of the black bars. I've heard (whether it's true or not, I don't know for sure, but not taking the chance) that leaving bars on plasmas increases burn-in potential. Plus, it just annoys me to see it that way. That was my ultimate point, I guess. Even after I partial zoomed it, it still looked great.
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