Well, it might be slightly distorted, not necessarily "very" distorted, Mike.
My (admittedly quite modern) TV set provides the facility for adjustment,
automatic or manual, for different TV inputs. In fact it will run YouTube
videos with no problem, with padding around the edges of the video output,
direct from the Internet.
Chris
On 19 Aug 2010, at 19:35, Mike Lazzari wrote:
>>
>> Anything other than matching image size to native resolution of the video
>> output/tv combination will result in either an
>> image too big or small or adjustment to fit it to screen that will usually
>> result in poorer image quality.
> Also you risk a distorted photo because some displays or DVD players
> will not proportionally stretch a photo that does not match the aspect
> ratio of the monitor. Resulting in a very distorted image. Perhaps
> that's what Moose means by "adjustment"
>
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