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<blockquote data-quote="2BitSculptor" data-source="post: 279885" data-attributes="member: 65661"><p>That is the data band of the NTSC broadcast. You usually see it when the NTSC standard 4:3 frame is embedded in the 16:9 digital frame for ATSC broadcast. In a 4:3 aspect ATSC boadcast the top bands usually aren't seen. It's pretty common. </p><p></p><p>I'm hoping that the issue goes away after the U.S. analog switch-off occurs next year, but it may be there for a while longer, at least until the broadcaster convert to full digital content, rather than converting the analog content on the fly to fit to digital widescreen. I'm still using an anolog TV for my display, so I can squeeze out the "glitter" by adjusting the overscan in Setup.</p><p></p><p>Chuck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2BitSculptor, post: 279885, member: 65661"] That is the data band of the NTSC broadcast. You usually see it when the NTSC standard 4:3 frame is embedded in the 16:9 digital frame for ATSC broadcast. In a 4:3 aspect ATSC boadcast the top bands usually aren't seen. It's pretty common. I'm hoping that the issue goes away after the U.S. analog switch-off occurs next year, but it may be there for a while longer, at least until the broadcaster convert to full digital content, rather than converting the analog content on the fly to fit to digital widescreen. I'm still using an anolog TV for my display, so I can squeeze out the "glitter" by adjusting the overscan in Setup. Chuck [/QUOTE]
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