I just don't understand you Voomers.
Voom is gone dead it is not coming back get over it.
I just showed runs all day long any way i believe that's why Dish dumped them in the first place.
I just don't understand you Voomers.
Voom is gone dead it is not coming back get over it.
I just showed runs all day long any way i believe that's why Dish dumped them in the first place.
Heck, one of the local newscasts no longer do field reports in hd. And another is testing film for recorded reports.
What U talking about. I have not worked at a station in past 7 yrs that can play film.
Well, look at it this way... at least SD programming on an HD channel is still better than SD programming on an SD channel.
LOL. I was going to say more like 27. Or did Kodak come up with a self-processing film stock.
about 8 yrs ago I was in school getting broadcast eng degree and we had a device to play back film just for grins. It was never used on air. I'm sure it has been a couple of decades since any station played film on air. Why bother when you have a beta or 3/4 inch machine and of course now servers. Film at 11 really doesn't mean film at 11 or whatever time your news comes on.
MOST TVs cannot do this on HD channels. Pillar boxing on most TVs works on SD channels only.Just put your TV into 4X3 mode and it will instantly undo stretch-o-vision. I'm not talking about the * button for the sat receiver. That is unless the stretch-o-vision is fisheyed or whatever like HGTV and a few other channels.
I hate to divulge this, but I was making filmed TV commercials in 1975 and would send "release prints" to TV stations. By 1980, we were transfering prints to video. 5 years later, we were running the negative to 1". I got out of the business in '91. Thank goodness. No art to it anymore.