then the answers are correct, but I wonder if you understand and harness the formats of television and television, that widescreen TV is the new standard are "square" and have TV now, "rectangular".
You will see a "place" in the photograph of his box "TV."
When you say, a "zoom", etc., which essentially covers the square into a rectangle. It would be the image in distortion. The purchase of and HDTV myself, are so sick to deal with this soon myself. Can say purists, with black bars, but ordinary people seem to get angry when the TV is not "has used the entire space." Stretched out things such as people, given the proportion of people will be thicker, so if you tell him, "Zoom".
Travis W is correct. But I've also noticed that certain questions which are not presented in widescreen format. So you get the "black bars" on the sides. In other words, get a 4:3-image on your widescreen TV 16:9.
Is there a "zoom" option on the TV or remote control? I check the first manual and given to you by Panasonic. This happened with my digital TV and saw the big options screen, zoom, etc.
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Remote control has a setting somewhere that says "zoom mode" or "widescreen mode" touch this button to set how the image fits your HDTV
If there is a problem, a satellite or cable box, HDTV also provides options for all the zoom /
If your TV is not widely available, and these lines then I'm not sure ...
then the answers are correct, but I wonder if you understand and harness the formats of television and television, that widescreen TV is the new standard are "square" and have TV now, "rectangular".
You will see a "place" in the photograph of his box "TV."
When you say, a "zoom", etc., which essentially covers the square into a rectangle. It would be the image in distortion. The purchase of and HDTV myself, are so sick to deal with this soon myself. Can say purists, with black bars, but ordinary people seem to get angry when the TV is not "has used the entire space." Stretched out things such as people, given the proportion of people will be thicker, so if you tell him, "Zoom".
I hope this has helped some to:)
Travis W is correct. But I've also noticed that certain questions which are not presented in widescreen format. So you get the "black bars" on the sides. In other words, get a 4:3-image on your widescreen TV 16:9.
Is there a "zoom" option on the TV or remote control? I check the first manual and given to you by Panasonic. This happened with my digital TV and saw the big options screen, zoom, etc.
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