Then it is NOT stretched. You're describing a letterboxed program on a 4:3 channel...like TCM. And...as I have believed all along...it's just the SD feed upconverted.
Weird...wonder why BET-HD is stretched.
It is kinda both, if you can imagine that. The picture looks like it should be wide screen in many cases (ie, nifty black bars on the top and bottom), but the whole thing is stuffed within pillar boxes. So it is kind of like wide screen being mushed, and then shown back on a wide screen, resulting in a horrible black frame all around the channel... I feel like I have a 17" tv while watching that channel (which I only do to look for any sign of hd content).
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Nice answer....I'm not on here everyday so I'm not up to the latest news....I just noticed today that we got some more HD channels so I was curious about Speed.....ThanksAnd so, it begins again...
No problem Mojo we're cool:upSorry about my flippin post. You are right................some people have lives and don't hang here every damn day.
I apologize
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Nice answer....I'm not on here everyday so I'm not up to the latest news....I just noticed today that we got some more HD channels so I was curious about Speed.....Thanks
I'm not a bright person....but thanks for your concernAt best, you were completely off topic. At worst, you were off topic, and lazy, and/or beating a dead horse.
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and say you were off topic.
When do we expect Speed in HD?
How can it begin again when it never stopped?
Speed HD was the main channel a lot of or should i say most folks were asking for long before the Viacom fiasco ever started
That is the smartest answer to my question.....seriously....ThanksNever. Set that for your expectation, and you won't be disappointed. When it finally shows up, you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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