Frage von Peter Moore:
Hello,
I have a Pioneer Plasma Television. The bars left and right,
in a program in 4:3 format, may gray
will. Now the question: Do I have a burn of the 'bar' to
fear that if I had a program in 4:3 format look, so that the
Uniformly gray bar always displayed?
Gruß Peter
Antwort von Heiko Nocon:
Peter Moore wrote:
> Now the question: Do I have a burn of the 'bar' to
> afraid if I had a program in 4:3 format look, so that the
> Uniformly gray bar always displayed?
At least the risk is lower than if they were black. Exactly
so there's this option is.
In reality, namely the way: Do not burn the black bars
itself, but the picture does das Graue doing the bar in the middle
similarly strong as the Picture. Thus, there's no visible
Differences in brightness, when once again the whole area for video
used.
Antwort von Gerd Jakobs:
Peter Moore tickled on 18.11.2004 19:55 this is from his / her keyboard:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Pioneer Plasma Television. The bars left and right,
> In a program in 4:3 format, may gray
> Are. Now the question: Do I have a burn of the 'bar' to
> Afraid if I had a program in 4:3 format look, so that the
> Uniformly gray bar always displayed?
>
Is the device's in no way to zoom the picture? Ok, the
Proportions can not agree more, but it bypasses the man IMO
'Einbrennproblem' completely.
mfg, Gerd
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Antwort von Matthias Wieser:
Gerd Jakobs wrote:
> Peter Moore tickled on 18.11.2004 19:55 this is from his / her
> Keyboard:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a Pioneer Plasma Television. The bars left and right,
>> When a program in 4:3 format, may gray
>> Be displayed. Now the question: Do I have a burn-in
>> 'Bar' to fear, if I had a program in 4:3 format check,
>> So that the beam always be uniformly gray?
>>
> Is the device's in no way to zoom the picture? Ok, the
> Proportions may then no longer, but it bypasses the man IMO
> 'Einbrennproblem' completely.
You zoom in a 4 / 3 is always synonymous Television 16 / 9 broadcasts on 4 / 3 to
so that the bars disappear?
I think is the distortion or zooming off with the
worst case, what someone can do. But many still do it,
least in a so-called "sports bar" at the airport view: Da
waddle among men sat with short legs on a lawn and
this should then football. But this one has this on Dick Leiber
a suspected wickedly expensive plasma TV admire.
I would rather a movie in mono, but with bar, as a
artificially Distorted Picture.
Many greetings,
Matthias
