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When movies are being filmed it's usually for theatrical purpose which got a ratio on 2.40:1 instead of 16:9. When filming in 2.40:1 you get a 1920x800 resolution instead of a 1920x1080. When the movie is displayed on a 16:9 screen you get about 280 pixels which are the black bars you see. Hope that helps understanding whyOriginally Posted by PegaSus
@Darren @Katadunkass
Do you guys know how a supposed to be 1080p movie have the resolution of 1920x800? Shouldn't that be 1920x1080? A lot of scene rips are in this terrible format. I want to watch movies full screen on my 46 inch TV and not cropped. Rant over.
PegaSus (08-22-2014)
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