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Originally Posted by Batman00
Thank you so much, people dont understand that, people thought i was talking about "stretch O vision", but no one thought maybe it was broadcasted in 4:3 but originally produced in 16:9 and just squeezed to 4:3 (think about it like that  ), I personally dont see it stretched out, it looks awesome and i couldnt be happier |
Unfortunately, you've just demonstrated that you really don't understand the things you're discussing.
"Normal" will be the correct upscaling setting 99% of the time. It preserves the original aspect ratio of 4:3 DVDs by properly pillarboxing them.
"Full Screen" stretches 4:3 DVDs out across the entire 16:9 frame of your HDTV, resulting in an image that not only has the wrong aspect ratio, but the wrong proportions as well.
Anamorphically enhanced widescreen DVDs are unaffected by the "Normal" or "Full Screen" settings and will be displayed correctly either way.