Discussion Forums - Questions about SwapaDVD
Topic: What does P&S mean?
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What does the [p&s] mean next to the movie? I know what WS and HD are but not the PS. Thanks June |
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Pan & Scan Robert |
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Sorry I'm clueless. I don't have WS or HD so I'm looking for fullscreen, is that what these are? thanks june |
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I think that Pan & Scan would have to be Full Screen. |
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Correct |
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Pan and Scan is nauseating. As mentioned before, it's when they make a movie full screen by chopping off the sides to make the picture square. But when you have a scene in which, in the original format, the main action moves from one side of the frame to the other, in the Pan & Scan version the image sort of slides sideways across the screen to follow the action. Gives me momentary motion sickness when I watch it! Ugh! |
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Pan & scan/ full screen. |
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Bleh!! OAR (Original Aspect Ratio) only thank you.
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