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What to Expect
Watching TV
• Yourproductallowsyoutochangetheformatofthepictureyou’reviewing.Pressthe
ZOOM–orZOOM+buttonstochoosedifferentscreenformats.Dependingonthetype
ofsignalyou’reviewingandhowit’sbeingformatted,adifferentformatmightnotbe
available.TheFormatoptionintheSetupmenualsochangesthescreenformat.The
optionsareNormal, Letterbox, Crop, or Squeeze.Gotopage27forexamplesofscreen
formats.
• TheDIG•ANAbuttonontheremoteswitchesbetweenanalogordigitalchannels.
Analogchannelsaresentin4:3(standard)format.Mostdigitalchannelsaresentina
16:9(widescreen)format.Youmightseegrayorblackbarsatthetopandbottomof
thescreen;itdependsonhowthestationisformattingthevideo.PresstheZOOM–or
ZOOM+buttonsforadifferentformatthatmighteliminatethebars.4:3and16:9arealso
knownasaspectratios.
Note: Digital stations in native 4:3 format might not be able to have their format changed.
(You’ll see black or gray bars on the sides of the picture sent as part of the signal from the
broadcaster).
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Connections & Setup