Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Wide-screen format in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Both DVD and pay television services offer films in wide-screen format.
The wide-screen format exerts a market pull which attracts consumers to digital services and content.
Reviews the European Union's role in promoting the wide-screen format;
Its flexibility provides the opportunity to view content in wide-screen format or in 4:3, depending on which kind of television a consumer owns.
Industry is planning to market a new generation of flat-panel displays in wide-screen format.
Apart from some experiments with wide-screen formats in the late 1920s, 4:3 was used for
Owners of wide-screen sets benefit from extensive digital programming in wide-screen format.
a critical mass of TV services in the wide-screen format and(2) a significant and increasing volume of programming in the wide-screen format.
Make presentations impactful with our installation projectors' bright colours and wide-screen format.
In 1953 the era of a wide-screen format, shooting with scenery has begun
The Action Plan was proposed by the Commission in April 1992 to assist with the market introduction of the wide-screen format.
If broadcasters do not provide programmes in wide-screen format, at an equivalent quality to DVD, broadcast programming will look increasingly inferior, particularly as take-up of big, digital flat-panel displays increases, all in wide-screen format.
rack-mount Standard and wide-screen formats.
the ability to display films in wide-screen format on the full screen, at full TV resolution,
as almost all films are offered in wide-screen format.
among market players about the contribution that the wide-screen format(16:9) can make to the roll-out of digital television.
The great number of proposals which the Commission has already received demonstrates the interest of operators to switch to the wide-screen format.
in particular by using the wide-screen format.
co-existence between programming and TV receivers in the traditional format(4:3) and those in the wide-screen format 16:9.
These funds were allocated as contributions towards the temporary additional costs incurred by broadcasters and producers wanting to introduce the wide-screen format.
TV households by end-2002, providing a good basis for developing the wide-screen format in digital broadcasting.

