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i have no problem with pillar boxing a movie if it's presented in high-def. in hd it's the only way to properly show the movie. i lived with letterbox the past 35 year and so will i continue to do so in the future. whether the black bars are on the top & bottom (widescreen movies) or on the...

your comment is FALSE because blu-ray CAN have video that is encoded in standard definition of 720x480 (ntsc) or 720x576 (pal). they CAN be in a 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio. check wikipedia for more information. are you serious? you have no bloody idea how encoding with standard def works...

if one shot like an interview is 4:3 then you can do either a pillar box or zoom to fit. if your 4:3 material is an actual movie clip then it MUST be honored and presented in the oar no matter what. they should just go back to original source they received from the creaters of the documentary. i...

there... pillar boxed 4:3 in a 16:9 video

what's not to understand? blu-ray can have true 4:3 sd files. this means there is no need to pillar box anything unless a hd version is released, e.g. movies with a 1.33:1 aspect ratio. as for the 2005 bts it's even worse because it was originally produced in 16:9 and put on blu-ray in a...

how about 4:3 :rolleyes:

no... it was 4:3. on blu-ray it's pillar boxed behind the scenes

the original laserdisc documentary is pillar boxed the 2005 bts is window boxed both are embedded into 16:9 video picture of the 2005 bts to illustrate

no... i'm talking about featurettes that are produced in 4:3 and now included on blu-ray or even on dvd and that have been re-encoded into 16:9 window boxing. all of the jaws btw, except the ones in hd, are window boxed because their source files are 4:3. the 2005 bts are even worse because they...

what the hell is wrong with blu-ray producers and their need to put 4:3 material in standard definition into 16:9 sd window boxing? we lose resolution/quality because of it. if your source material is 4:3 sd and your output will be sd also, then freaking do it in 4:3 and not 16:9 window boxing...