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07-Jun-2008, 10:21 PM #1
Talking Aspect Ratio Setting
I have a Panasonic Plasma TV with Verizon HD DVR box. When I first turn it on and go to a non-network HD channel everything is working properly in relation to the aspect ratio stretch setting. As soon as I choose a HD network station (abc,cbs,nbc etc.) the aspect ratio goes to 4:3. I then must press the aspect button to get the stretch screen back. After that all stations work fine until the set is turned off. Then the process starts over again. Can someone explain this and is there a fix?
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