1. Many older flicks are in the 4:3 aspect ratio. So, to view old films, 4:3 is best.
2. DVDs like Friends, Frazier, etc... are all 4:3.
3. 4:3 maximizes ALL image sizes. Witha 4:3 screen you still get as large a 16:9 picture, but also the big 4:3.
4. 16:9 ratio produces a smaller 4:3 image with bars on the sizes.
5. Still capable of 480P.
disadvantages:
1. Yes, there is some pixel loss for true HD 16:9 due to the expanded native format.
2. 16:9 does have bars top and bottom.
There you have it, 5 advantages, and 2 disadvantages. You be the judge.
Lex
2. DVDs like Friends, Frazier, etc... are all 4:3.
3. 4:3 maximizes ALL image sizes. Witha 4:3 screen you still get as large a 16:9 picture, but also the big 4:3.
4. 16:9 ratio produces a smaller 4:3 image with bars on the sizes.
5. Still capable of 480P.
disadvantages:
1. Yes, there is some pixel loss for true HD 16:9 due to the expanded native format.
2. 16:9 does have bars top and bottom.
There you have it, 5 advantages, and 2 disadvantages. You be the judge.
Lex
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