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| humahuma New Member 3 Posts 2/02 | I just bought a Widescreen TV, now I need some widescreen (16x9 format porn movies). Anyone know any decent titles out there in the widescreen format? I tried various types of searches with no results. [Link] |
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| Bill All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | humahuma, Bill |
| astroknight Questionable Moderator Tastes so good... 4187 Posts 11/99 | |
| Bill All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | I would normally leave this alone, but since you indicated that you are using this terminology in your reviews, I figured that I would chime in. "Anamorphic" and "Matted" are different widescreen methodologies on film, not on DVD. A movie that was initially matted on film can be anamorphic on DVD and a movie that was originally anamorphic on film can be non-anamorphic on DVD. When describing DVD, you would be more correct using the phrases "Anamorphic" (or "Enhanced for 16:9 TV's") and "Non-anamorphic". However, if you are describing the methodology that the producer of the DVD used to create a widescreen image, "matted" would be the correct terminology to describe the elimination of the top and bottom of a 4:3 picture to create the impression of a widescreen picture. |
| astroknight Questionable Moderator Tastes so good... 4187 Posts 11/99 | |
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