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Originally Posted by KChiefs1
I'm in an argument with a guy at work over High Definition.
His argument is that aspect ratio has nothing to do with true HD. I say that true HD can only be seen on a 16:9 screen while he says that you can see true HD on a 4:3 screen too.
I tried to explain to him the difference between 480, 720 & 1080 but he still says you can see true HD reception on a 4:3 aspect ratio because all high definition means is the scan lines.
Has anyone got an url that provides the answer to this argument?
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he is right, sorry dude. TNT HD is the perfect example, its broadcast widescreen, but you can tell the picture is stretched. its 4:3 HD
Most stations all broadcast widescreen, that is the standard.
I think 4:3 sucks, and they should all have to broadcast widescreen
Edit - after further thought, I am not 100% sure. I will take a gander at some links. I know its the standard, but in relation to your argument I think your friend is right.