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  • ravenscope
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread ... thank you and let's bring awareness here

    thank you to prk and all involved ... I'm new to streaming and love it but hate wrong aspects ... I want to help and anyone may contact me ... I used to contribute to dvdbeaver and own over 50,000 DVDs and Blu-ray ... I believe in the present and future of streaming and the hosts must be educated to the desires of the audience .... I was beginning to buy many films but stopped when I realized the danger of being ripped off too many times by radical deviations from the OAR ... some cropping is understandable perhaps but they must realise the original aspect means more sales by save collectors who will be the most active buyers ...
    btw I believe Google play/youtube does a much better job as far as I've seen in the few months I've been buying and Amazon is bad
    I wish the hosts like VUDU etc would list the ratio ASAP
    THANKS please feel free to contact me for anything

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  • MoviesPresumably
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    The aspect ratio for Bridget Jones Baby is incorrect. The OAR is 2:35 to 1, Vudu's version is 1:78 to 1.

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  • digihed
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    Originally posted by Jerry8169 View Post
    I got this on the pilot episode, but I was watching it on my new smasung smart tv, when I changed to my Xbox, it went to the normal 4:3 that it should be. It wasn't stretched, it was zoomed in, I'm looking for the settings on this tv to see if I can find the one that caused that
    The first two episodes of Quantum Leap Season 1, Genesis Part 1 and Part 2 are both zoomed in at 16:9 instead of 4:3 ratio. They play this way on every device I have tried including a Roku 3, a Tivo Roamio Pro, an iPhone 6s Plus and through the web. It appears these two episodes are the only ones formatted incorrectly.

    It would be great if someone could look into this and fix these episodes. As far as I know these episodes are formatted correctly on every other streaming service.

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  • Jerry8169
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    I got this on the pilot episode, but I was watching it on my new smasung smart tv, when I changed to my Xbox, it went to the normal 4:3 that it should be. It wasn't stretched, it was zoomed in, I'm looking for the settings on this tv to see if I can find the one that caused that

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  • mjmbond
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    Originally posted by Blurayfan View Post
    I own this series and played multiple episodes, they all were shown in 4x3. Could you state which episode you tried that was widescreen.
    I think he's saying it's 4:3 stretched to 16:9

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  • Blurayfan
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    Originally posted by Jerry8169 View Post
    Just bought the series Quantum Leap while it was on sale. However, it is showing as a full screen on my HD tv, which it shouldn't as it was never shot in widescreen. It should be the older 4x3 aspect, not 16x9. I didn't see any tv series in the list, but I didn't go through every page of the post either, so if someone else already posted for this show, I apologize for posting it again.
    I own this series and played multiple episodes, they all were shown in 4x3. Could you state which episode you tried that was widescreen.

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  • Jerry8169
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    Just bought the series Quantum Leap while it was on sale. However, it is showing as a full screen on my HD tv, which it shouldn't as it was never shot in widescreen. It should be the older 4x3 aspect, not 16x9. I didn't see any tv series in the list, but I didn't go through every page of the post either, so if someone else already posted for this show, I apologize for posting it again.

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  • wolverine2k3
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    The Apartment (1960) (OAR: 2.35:1, VUDU: 1.78:1)

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  • Allensfilm
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    Here are movies I have been able to confirm have the wrong ratio on VUDU but the proper ratio on Fandangonow
    I would rather watch them on VUDU but till they are fixed these titles will have to be watched on Fandangonow....
    Please fix these issues VUDU...

    Batman Begins

    Blazing Saddles

    Demolition Man

    Mad Max Roadwarrior

    Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdome

    Looney Toons Back in Action

    Outlaw Josey Wales

    Tango and Cash

    They Live

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  • yunro
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    Hi, just found out that the Sinatra McQueen film, Never So Few is incorrectly displayed at 1.78:1, it is a CinemaScope picture and should be 2.35:1 as it is during the opening credits.

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  • MovieLover500
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    Originally posted by Capt-Cupcake View Post
    Did everyone get the email about upgrading all HD copies to HDX? This is troublesome. Some of The universal monster films (Frankenstein, Mummy, Invisible Man) are in the incorrect "stretched" aspect ratio in HDX only. On those films, the HD version is the only version that you can watch (and the SD version). The HDX versions are just awful

    I'm afraid they're going to take away the HD versions, and those films will only be able to be viewed in standard DEF because those HDXs are stretched so badly
    It looks like they've removed the HD version for Invisible Man (at least, I can't choose it as an option). As noted above (but not in the first thread), Invisible Man is stretched in HDX version, but is correct in SD.

    There are other movies where there is still an HD version available to choose from, so I'm not sure what's going on.

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  • MovieLover500
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    1938's Holiday is stretched into widescreen when it should be 1.37 : 1

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  • Capt-Cupcake
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    Phantasm and Phantasm III have both finally been corrected!

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  • Unca Neil
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    Re: The "Incorrect Aspect Ratio" Thread

    Originally posted by ggoblin31 View Post
    Good lord, can we please get BATMAN BEGINS and CHRISTINE fixed? It is a CRIME to see any John Carpenter films in anything but 2:39:1 widescreen. This hasn't been changed in YEARS now. Please!
    Agreed! I feel like I'm wearing blinders...

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  • dunnvudu
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    Wild Bunch (1969)

    I just purchased the Wild Bunch. During the credits it has the correct aspect ratio. As soon as it passes the credits, it zooms in and has the incorrect aspect.

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