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Topic	Just compared the 16:9 netflix seinfeld to my 4:3 DVDs of seinfeld
Noumas 03/01/22 10:58:39 AM #1:	There really is a difference, the netflix seinfeld is... shorter. Its noticeable here and there, but its most egregious in the pothole episode https://images.perthnow.com.au/publication/B882028925Z/1633425261552_GQV3GF4IN.1-2.jpg On the other hand, the 16:9 version, being wider, actually contains more of the scene than the original 4:3, for example if they have a car parked to the right in the background you actually see the whole car in 16:9 while only half of it in the 4:3 DVD version. Isn't there a perfect world where the 16:9 wide version is just as tall as the 4:3 version? Why would it even be shorter? <cite>Noumas posted [p:963073626] in Just compa... [t:79922373]...</cite> <quote>There really is a difference, the netflix seinfeld is... shorter. Its noticeable here and there, but its most egregious in the pothole episode https://images.perthnow.com.au/publication/B882028925Z/1633425261552_GQV3GF4IN.1-2.jpg On the other hand, the 16:9 version, being wider, actually contains more of the scene than the original 4:3, for example if they have a car parked to the right in the background you actually see the whole car in 16:9 while only half of it in the 4:3 DVD version. Isn't there a perfect world where the 16:9 wide version is just as tall as the 4:3 version? Why would it even be shorter? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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