Hmm, was worried I didnt make this clear enough...
I was trying to say my screen seems slighted to the left in standard WS or narrow 4:3. I only noticed it exactly when I was watching a show(regular cable so not suited for WS) and saw in 4:3 where you can see the edges of a picture in the middle of the screen... like this
Quote:
_______________
|_|__________|__|
|_|__________|__|
|_|__________|__|
|_|__________|__|
|
(ignore the lines in the middle, just used to uphold the image instead of spaces which wouldn't work)
Well, I noticed the screem was slighty altered to the left, no more than example of my screen above. It looks like that in a narrow vision. So when I got to put it in 16:9 WS for movies it fills the screen... but the left edge is cut off most noticeable on text all the way to the left of a WS presentation. So as it may say
Connor,
John
on the left side of the screen, for me it says
onnor,
ohn
See what I mean? It seems that my screen is altered to the left and that's only noticeable to me when I compare a 4:3 picture where I can see the edge and a standard WS. It seems the edge is off the screen. Like the image isn't centered at all on any format. Full WS or 4:3. Again, like I said, most noticeable with text all the way to the left or when comparing things at the edge that I can see in the non-centered 4:3 format and not when I change to 16:9 WS.
Don't worry, I enjoy my theatrical ratio just as much as you which is why not being able to see the very edge of the screen bothers me so much
