Archive for April, 2004
Microphone Microsoft Xbox
April 30th, 2004
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Xbox 360 controller free Project Natal HD video game trailer
One other place they sell worthwhile Microphone Microsoft Xbox is over at Ebay:
 Microsoft Xbox 360 Monaural Headset with Microphone  US $15.99
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 New Headset with Mic Micphone for Microsoft Xbox 360 US $6.99
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Question: Question about xbox 360 warranty?
okay have the xbox 360(obviously) and I have warranty on it. I broke my microphone head set thing....
(Its gamestop warranty by the way.) if i go to gamestop and give the my xbox serial number and it shows I have warranty, can I get a new one?
my cousin said he called Microsoft and he got new mics and he didnt even have to send his microphone in. I called Microsoft today and they game me all there information to send in my broken microphone but I didnt want to, to much work...
So my question is if i go to gamestop and give them my serial number and my broken mic to them can I get a new one?Answer: The warranty covers the Xbox itself as well as the cables and power supply. It does not apply to the accessories. You will have to purchase a new head set. They break pretty easily so take care with your next one.
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Golden Compass Sony
April 30th, 2004
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His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass - Voicing Pan
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Question: I have a Sony 46KDL-XBR2 LCD TV. Why don't Widescreen movies take up the whole screen (even Blu-Ray movies)?
I have the 16:9 aspect ratio set in the settings. But some widescreen (says it right on the DVD case) still show up with top and bottom black borders. I even get the black borders with some Blu-Ray movies (The Golden Compass - most recently). Its kind of annoying to have HD movies not take up the entire screen. Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks.
scAnswer: Television aspect ratios are listed as whole numbers. The most common are 4:3 and 16:9.
Film aspects are listed as decimals. If you do the math:
4:3 = 1.33:1
16:9 = 1.78:1On a 16:9 television, any content being displayed in it's original aspect that is less than 1.78:1 will have black bars on the left and right sides. Any content over 1.78:1 will have borders on the top and bottom. There are usually options to stretch the pictures horizontally without cutting off the edges, but vertically unfortunately will have to be zoomed - which cuts off the sides.
The majority of the blu-ray movies I own are filmed in 2.35:1 - so I have significant amount of black on the top and bottom of the picture - which is normal. Other than stretching or zooming the picture using the TV controls, there is nothing that can be done to remedy this. You will have to settle for either zooming in and cutting off the edges or dealing with black bars.
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