NickArchiver52, I think I know why Nickelodeon shifts screen bugs to the 4:3 safe zone. It’s because for content of that ratio, the video files they use for airing are just in the 4:3 ratio. Because those files are in the 4:3 ratio, ratio errors might sometimes happen either by cropping or stretching to fill the 16:9 ratio (like how they crop SpongeBob Penny Foolish/Nautical Novice when it’s aired during Nick at Nite hours).
@@NickArchiverRandomJunk I know how to fix that so no more ratio errors happen with 4:3 content. Make new broadcast files that have 4:3 content in their 4:3 ratio p, but with black bars hardcoded onto the left and right. With that, it can be detected as a 16:9 video file, and no more ratio errors can happen with stuff in 4:3. A consequence to this is that they will no longer be able shift screen bugs to 4:3 because the files are in 16:9, and because they automate the SD feed, if these new files go through, Nickelodeon will be completely letterboxed for the SD feed without any automation because the screen bug is completely in 16:9. Do you agree with my solution, or what should they do?
This is exactly the same TWC guide i had in 2014... SD and all
NickArchiver52, I think I know why Nickelodeon shifts screen bugs to the 4:3 safe zone. It’s because for content of that ratio, the video files they use for airing are just in the 4:3 ratio. Because those files are in the 4:3 ratio, ratio errors might sometimes happen either by cropping or stretching to fill the 16:9 ratio (like how they crop SpongeBob Penny Foolish/Nautical Novice when it’s aired during Nick at Nite hours).
Please stop
@@NickArchiverRandomJunk I know how to fix that so no more ratio errors happen with 4:3 content.
Make new broadcast files that have 4:3 content in their 4:3 ratio p, but with black bars hardcoded onto the left and right. With that, it can be detected as a 16:9 video file, and no more ratio errors can happen with stuff in 4:3.
A consequence to this is that they will no longer be able shift screen bugs to 4:3 because the files are in 16:9, and because they automate the SD feed, if these new files go through, Nickelodeon will be completely letterboxed for the SD feed without any automation because the screen bug is completely in 16:9.
Do you agree with my solution, or what should they do?
@@carloso5910official I think you misread my reply. I said stop, not continue
@@NickArchiverRandomJunk But I do have one question first: Do you plan on recording in high-definition?
@@carloso5910official I can If I wanted to, I have KCA 2023 in 1080i (Well 720p cause of xfinity)