Vizio CinemaWide HDTV feature showcase

[mmRebel]

Dang I wanted one of those tv's too. Whats the use if nothing fills the screen.

[TheShrtBus]

this video is awkward, lol. also, almost all bluray support it. and if you connect a pc, almost all games and media support it. what I am curious about is, does netflix, and other video apps support 21:9. also this guys on right knows nothing, not that that really matters, but confusing why he is even there.

[Vincent]

It says this tv supports pip. Does that mean I can hook up two ps3 s and play on same screen?

[multijamesbondfan]

Also I kind of wish that even now they'd make a shrinking option on the 16:9 TV's since there are allot of old video games on the Nintendo 64, the PlayStation 2 and i'm sure theres more than that. I say this because with those systems 90% of the time the games look like crap on new TV's since they either have to come in stretched, with black bars and also poor quality even for games that have a 16:9 option like they come in kinda dark and the graphics get downgraded rather than upgraded. I know theres ways to get the quality of the color sharpness to look better but it kinda sucks since the games would come in with black bars on the left and right still or you'd still have to play it stretched which looks stupid. If you have an old game system like the ones I just mentioned I definitely sugjest keeping an old 4:3 tv or buying an old 4:3 tv if you can find one these days so the games will look the way there supposed to look and at there best quality..

[multijamesbondfan]

I hope that if they really do end up making TV's in 21.16:9 wide that so you don't have to watch movies and tv shows that are 1.85:1 Wide  and 1.78:1 wide with dumb looking black bars on the side that the tv itself has two shrinking options one where it will shrink the screen to 1.85:1 so you won't have to watch movies and tv shows, sporting events etc. stretched to fill the frame as well as another shrinking option so you won't have to watch things in 1.33:1 (4:3) stretched at all the tv gets a 3rd option where it shrinks to 4:3 so you don't have to watch older tv shows stretched at all anymore and that would be perfect. So you wouldn't have to watch this Hockey game they are watching with black bars or distorted/ stretched to fill the frame. Besides honestly I think 1.78:1 which is practically the same as 1.85:1 is wide enough for just about anything and I kind of dread when they start making TV's 21.16:9. I mean I saw the movie pacific rim in 2013 and I saw it on a screen that couldn't shrink from 2.35:1 to 1.85:1 so I had to watch it with black bars on the left and right and I gotta say it looked realy stupid since I was in a movie theatre and NO OFFENSE but, I personally thought that film was terrible. Also I wouldn't want to have to look at a smaller screen or have to see the screen sticking out on both sides of the entertainment center I have right now. I kinda hope this gets delayed/ doesn't take off at all for maybe about 20 years.

[geant]

If you fail on YouTube, what good are you?

[plslc]

this is just about the worst review on a TV ever. first of all, the title says "showcase". Showcase means you would be presenting the product in a positive light. With all the negative features in this video, this would be more of a " review " (and a poorly executed one at that) because reviews can be positive or negative. These guys are also very misinformed about the product. If you're going to show the main feature of this TV which is 21:9 aspect ratio, then why would you play a video in 720p with 16:9 ratio?? I hope these two got fired.