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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 413974" data-attributes="member: 26015">I have to understand correctly. You have a 4:3 display? When you watch 16:9 SD content, you have black bars on the top/bottom.When yuo Watch 4:3 SD content you have Black Bars on the Top/bottom and on the sides?THis sounds very strange.HD is a different story. HD is always 16:9 - this is part of the HD standard. So if you have 4:3 content, this will indeed be sent as 16:9 with black bars on the side.I guess its just easier with a 16:9 display.If content is 4:3 - Do nothingIf content is 16:9 SD with letterbox - letterbox detection -&gt; ZoomIf content is 16:9 SD Anamorphic - do nothing, this should be stretched automaticallyIf content is 16:9 HD - do nothing, this is already 16:9.In your case, applying Letterbox detection would mess up 16:9 content, since it would detect letterboxes on the bottom and then zoom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 413974, member: 26015"] I have to understand correctly. You have a 4:3 display? When you watch 16:9 SD content, you have black bars on the top/bottom. When yuo Watch 4:3 SD content you have Black Bars on the Top/bottom and on the sides? THis sounds very strange. HD is a different story. HD is always 16:9 - this is part of the HD standard. So if you have 4:3 content, this will indeed be sent as 16:9 with black bars on the side. I guess its just easier with a 16:9 display. If content is 4:3 - Do nothing If content is 16:9 SD with letterbox - letterbox detection -> Zoom If content is 16:9 SD Anamorphic - do nothing, this should be stretched automatically If content is 16:9 HD - do nothing, this is already 16:9. In your case, applying Letterbox detection would mess up 16:9 content, since it would detect letterboxes on the bottom and then zoom. [/QUOTE]

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