Ayre DX-5, Руководство пользователя

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Widescreen Displays
Let’s start with a widescreen movie shot in 1.85:1
and viewed on a 1.78:1 widescreen video display. In
this case virtually the entire image can be seen with
no adjustments required. The film is presented in
the same way as in a movie theater.
If we want to now watch a standard movie shot in
1.37:1, With the DX-5
TV Aspect Ratio
menu set
to
16:9 Wide
we run into a problem. The narrower
picture automatically fills up the screen, stretching
and distorting the image.
This is clearly unacceptable, so instead select
16:9
Wide/Auto
in the
TV Aspect Ratio
On-Screen
Setup Menu. The DX-5 adds black vertical bars on
each side of the picture. These correspond to the
movable curtains used to block part of the screen in
a movie theater and restores the correct geometry.
Standard Displays
When watching a standard (1.37:1) film on a
standard (1.33:1) display, we can see virtually the
full image without adjustments. Again, the film is
presented in the same way as it would be in a movie
theater.
However if we watch a widescreen (1.85:1) film, we
have a new problem. The picture will be distorted as
the wide image is squeezed to fit the standard
display.
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