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Setting the bar color for Letter box and Pillar box

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Chapter 7: Settings, preferences, upgrades, and extras For standard 4:3 TVs displaying widescreen broadcasts, your choices are: • Letter Box: Display the entire program image, fit the program to the screen by applying black/gray bars to the top and bottom of the screen. • Full: Display the entire program image, fit the program to the screen by stretching the image vertically so that it fills the screen. • Zoom: Enlarge the image to fill the screen (cropping some of the left and right edges of the program image). For widescreen 16:9 TVs displaying standard 4:3 programs, your choices are: • Pillar Box: Display the entire program image, fit the program to the screen by applying black/gray bars to the left and right sides of the screen. • Full: Display the entire program image, fit the program to the the screen by stretching the image horizontally so the the that it fills the screen. • Zoom: Enlarge the image to fill the screen (cropping some of the top and bottom edges of the program image). 7 Highlight the on-screen Back button, and press the OK button. Setting the bar color for Letter box and Pillar box You can set the color of the horizontal and vertical bars displayed in Letter box and Pillar box screen formats by using the Bar Color option in the Preferences section of the Setup menu. The bar color can be set to either black or gray. The gray bar color is already set and is recommended to avoid screen burn-in. Screen burn-in is a problem that can occur on some TV displays when a dark, stable image is displayed on the screen for an extended period, "burning" the image permanently into the screen. The gray bar color is recommended because lighter colors are less likely to cause burn-in. 79

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For standard 4:3 TVs displaying widescreen broadcasts,
your choices are:
•
Letter Box
: Display the entire program image, fit the program
to the screen by applying black/gray bars to the top
and bottom of the screen.
•
Full
:
Display the entire program image, fit the program
to the screen by stretching the image vertically so
that it fills the screen.
•
Zoom
:
Enlarge the image to fill the screen (cropping some
of the left and right edges of the program image).
For widescreen 16:9 TVs displaying standard 4:3 programs,
your choices are:
•
Pillar Box
: Display the entire program image, fit the program to
the screen by applying black/gray bars to the left and
right sides of the screen.
•
Full
:
Display the entire program image, fit the program to
the the screen by stretching the image horizontally so
the
the that it fills the screen.
•
Zoom
:
Enlarge the image to fill the screen (cropping some of
the top and bottom edges of the program image).
7
Highlight the on-screen
Back
button, and press the OK button.
Chapter 7: Settings, preferences, upgrades, and extras
Setting the bar color for Letter box and Pillar box
You can set the color of the horizontal and vertical bars displayed in Letter box and
Pillar box screen formats by using the
Bar Color
option in the
Preferences
section of
the
Setup
menu. The bar color can be set to either black or gray. The gray bar color
is already set and is recommended to avoid screen burn-in.
Screen burn-in is a problem that can occur on some TV displays when a dark, stable
image is displayed on the screen for an extended period, “burning” the image
permanently into the screen. The gray bar color is recommended because lighter
colors are less likely to cause burn-in.