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hasole

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#34413 24-May-2009 13:41
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Does anyone know where I can tell the tuner to broadcast widescreen for widescreen programs with the PVR500?

All chanels are currently 4:3 :(

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  #217409 24-May-2009 13:48
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I'm an idiot, zoom fixes it all.



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  #217588 25-May-2009 09:31
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Just remeber to "unzoom" when you watch anything else.. Undecided

Just for your interest Window 7 displays analogue widescreen correctly Cool







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  #217638 25-May-2009 12:40
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Looks like the zoom settings are seperate for live tv, and video 'divx' playback.



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  #217643 25-May-2009 12:45
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For me I found it a PITA as we spend most of our time watching freeview channels on the media centre with only the occasional thing on the analogue feed. Getting anyone else in the house to change zoom was just too hard.
I was SO pleased when I found that W7 finally did it intelligently.







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