I am getting tired of TNT-HD and the quality. Right now Air Force One is on and The picture is sh*t. I have been comparing between the HD station and the SD station and the SD station actually is showing more picture then the HD station. Before TNT had the picture good and the sound of delayed, now the sound is insync but the picture is zoomed in. WHAT THE HELL!!!!! if your going to go HD go HD.
Anyone else fed up with TNT-HD??
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TNT HD seems to mess up upconverting to HD. Feeds they get in HD look great. As far as TNT HD is concerned, I only watch NASCAR and only a couple of NBA games.
I had problems with the sound delayed a few weeks ago with mean girls. Now the picture with Air Force One is zoomed in. Just compare both station HD and SD the HD station is actually zoomed in and the SD station is actually showing move of the movie.
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TNT HD looks bad ? I can't imagine that. Ohhhhhhhhhhhh I just bit my tounge. :haha :haha :haha Actually for TNT HD it looks pretty good.
TNT HD looks bad ? I can't imagine that. Ohhhhhhhhhhhh I just bit my tounge. :haha :haha :haha Actually for TNT HD it looks pretty good.
I don't care so much about the quality as the commercials.... I'm soooo spoiled by DVRs but I don't look for things on TNT to schedule to record them so I catch something while it's on, then there's a commercial. I've gotten to the point where if I'm watching a movie, I don't want commercials.
I have found TNT-HD almost unwatchable, except for NBA games. The way they stretch it makes me dizzy!
In this case it's not TNT
Air Force 1 was actually filmed so that the matte that is normally used to make the 35 mm film into the 1.85:1 aspect ratio for the theater is actually removed for 4:3 TV viewing. In other words, you should see more of the picture on top and bottom when viewing the SD channel vs. the HD channel, since the HD channel I would think is showing a copy of the version shown in theaters in the wider aspect ratio.
Air Force 1 was actually filmed so that the matte that is normally used to make the 35 mm film into the 1.85:1 aspect ratio for the theater is actually removed for 4:3 TV viewing. In other words, you should see more of the picture on top and bottom when viewing the SD channel vs. the HD channel, since the HD channel I would think is showing a copy of the version shown in theaters in the wider aspect ratio.
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