Titanic on TNT HD
11-16-07, 08:35 PM
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Titanic on TNT HD
Titanic looks great. I'm watching it now and even though it's a television broadcast it's probably the clearest I've ever seen the movie. It is edited, of course, but it definitely looks better than the DVD.
11-16-07, 11:06 PM
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Amazon does have a page for Titanic HD DVD. Been thinkin' about the 3-Disc set for $8.99 though.
11-17-07, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Polizei
Amazon does have a page for Titanic HD DVD. Been thinkin' about the 3-Disc set for $8.99 though.
11-17-07, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
I thought TNT broadcast at 480p for non-sporting events.
11-17-07, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Polizei
Amazon does have a page for Titanic HD DVD. Been thinkin' about the 3-Disc set for $8.99 though.
11-17-07, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Eric F
Being that this is the HD forum I assume he was talking about TNT-HD, and yes it was on in HD OAR last night (with the usual pop-ups, commercials, etc, etc).
And since when would TNT in SD broadcast at 480p (not 480i)?
11-17-07, 04:57 PM
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Hey man, what the hell is your problem? Not enough bran this morning?
In your response to the OP you said (yet again):
That leads me to believe you thought everything other than sports on TNT was SD. Either that or you know English differently from everyone else I've interacted with over my 39yrs.
This is the HD forum, and by default [practically] everything we discuss here is HD related. When we say TNT or HBO, etc, etc, there really is no need to say TNT-HD, HBO-HD, etc. Got it?
In your response to the OP you said (yet again):
I thought TNT broadcast at 480p for non-sporting events.
This is the HD forum, and by default [practically] everything we discuss here is HD related. When we say TNT or HBO, etc, etc, there really is no need to say TNT-HD, HBO-HD, etc. Got it?
Last edited by Eric F; 11-17-07 at 05:03 PM.
11-17-07, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Eric F
Being that this is the HD forum I assume he was talking about TNT-HD, and yes it was on in HD OAR last night (with the usual pop-ups, commercials, etc, etc).
OAR (2.3:1) or not, it might have been 480p unless they just recently changed their programming resolutions.
EDIT: I cannot find anything official indicating that things have changed from 480p (I only complaining about TNT-HD being 480p, but then again those are mostly older complaints from this summer).
Last edited by mbs; 11-17-07 at 05:21 PM.
11-17-07, 08:14 PM
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Well that's a new one to me (I don't watch it very often) as I thought everything OAR they broadcast is HD, all things streched are 480i.
In any event they broadcast The Wizard of Oz last week and it looked HD, as they have broadcast it that way many times in the past.
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In any event they broadcast The Wizard of Oz last week and it looked HD, as they have broadcast it that way many times in the past.
See what happens when you play nice and don't curse me out?
11-18-07, 10:56 AM
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Titanic was definitely broadcast in OAR in High-def on TNT-HD. And TNT-HD regularly shows HD programming (like Closer during the summer).
11-19-07, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by GreenMonkey
In OAR? Not cropped at all? Because it seems like a lot of movies get cropped to 1.78:1. I honestly barely even turn the station on.
11-19-07, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Vipper II
OAR or not, I was just surprised the audio was in sync for the movie's complete running time. That's TNT's worst problem, if you ask me.
Oh good. I thought my Dish box was losing synch. I guess I never thought it was the station.
