Discussion IND v/s SA Graphics & Resolution on Sony Ten1 and Ten3

TJ_DJ · 7 Jan 2018

I have created this thread since the match-thread was having a lot of posts on graphics, resolution and screen size of the India Tour of South Africa matches being telecast.

So, yes, we want Full Screen on Sony Ten1 too. Yes due to Supersport graphics, the format is 16:9, but I think the height should be increased for removing black bars. Open to discussion.

Sarkar · 7 Jan 2018

You mean in CRT ? I don't see any black bar on jio/Airtel/Voda play

TJ_DJ · 7 Jan 2018

This is for Sony Ten1 SD. Black bars on top and bottom on LCD/LED/HD TVs having 16:9 aspect ratio.

Sai Jai · 7 Jan 2018

Sarkar said:
You mean in CRT ? I don't see any black bar

Ten 1 SD

Not CRT alone they telecasting with black bars on sd feed in all television

Sarkar · 7 Jan 2018

Gobinaath said:
Ten 1 SD

Not CRT alone they telecasting with black bars on sd feed in all television

In my CRT ten 1 sd is also showing black bar, I thought they did this so that it fits on led perfectly with no black bar

sivakumar79 · 7 Jan 2018

Sony ten1HD in full screen.They can downgrade feed from HD to SD to solve the graphic issue

Sai Jai · 7 Jan 2018

Sarkar said:
In my CRT ten 1 sd is also showing black bar, I thought they did this so that it fits on led perfectly with no black bar

Unfortunately it doesn't

Black bars showing in LED too

TJ_DJ · 7 Jan 2018

What I did was choose the Screen Zoom option in my Bravia LCD, with this the black bars go away, screen is zoomed, and the score bar appears at the bottom. Nothing gets cut except the "I" of "IND" from the left. However, due to zoom, the viewing horizontal area is also reduced, but a better experience than viewing it with black bars. Others may try and post your experience here.

Sarkar · 7 Jan 2018

There should be a manual zoom level instead of predefined zoom value so that we can adjust the viewing area

TJ_DJ · 7 Jan 2018

Bravia LCD does have a "Viewing Area" setting in which you may select -1 or -2, thereby manually reducing the viewing area, i.e. zooming in slowly. But this is just a small difference, try and see if it suits you (those who have Bravia). And other may scout for a similar setting in their TV.