Before Beginning Adjustment/Setting; Before Beginning Adjustment; Screen Size - Pioneer PDP-61MXE1 Technical Manual

Before Beginning Adjustment/Setting

4.1 Before Beginning Adjustment

4.1.1 Screen Size

Note
DOT BY DOT and 4:3 display of PC 4:3 input are switched by turning picture mode switching on and off.
Screen size
DOT BY DOT
The resolution of the input signal is
displayed as it is.
4:3
Normal video (4:3) can be enjoyed.
95
FULL
It is widened to the left and right.
95
WIDE
It expands vertically and horizontal
at the respective rates.
95
ZOOM
It expands vertically and horizontally
at the same rate.
95
2.35:1
2.35:1 squeeze video (movies etc.)
are displayed filling the screen
without a black zone.
But images to the left and right are
not displayed.
74
14:9
It displays video in 14:9 size.
95
Note
• If screen mode [4:3] is chosen during PC signal 1,024 x 768 input, the display displays the resolution of the input signal
as it is.
• If screen mode is displayed as [Full] during PC signal 1,360 x 765 or 1,360 x 768 input, the display displays the resolution
of the input signal as it is.
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Video signal Video signal
(NTSC, 625i, etc.) (750p, 1080i etc.)
95
95
95
95
95
95
95
90
90
95
73
73
95
74
74
74 74
86
86
95
Personal computer signal
(4:3)
100
100
100 100 100
Screen mode OFF
100
100
100 100
Screen mode ON
100
95
95
100
100 100 100
95
67
67
100 100
74
74
74
Personal computer
Remarks
(Wide)
100
100
100
only 1280 X 768
In the case of an SXGA signal, it is
5:4.
• Horizontally compressed video
100
(squeeze video) is restored to its
horizontal length to fill the screen.
(It is horizontally long in the case
of normal video.)
100
• When the PC signal is other than
100
4:3, it is expanded vertically and
horizontal at the respective rates.
Normal video (4:3) can be enjoyed
with a wide screen.
Theater size (Cinemascope
broadcast) video and second
generation clear visions (EDTV II)
etc. can be enjoyed.
• It is compatible with video
signals, component signals (480I,
480P, 576I, 576P, 720P, 1080I),
and RGB signals (525P and 625P
based on scan converter).
• For video with black bands at the
top and bottom in full mode,
2.35:1 mode is recommended to
control burn-in.
It is compatible with video signals,
component signals (480I, 480P,
576I, 576P), and RGB signals
(525P and 625P based on scan
converter).
Unit % (percent)