What is H-fill?
Answers: H fill is when you clutch a 4:3 video (black bars on right and moved out side of screen) and stretch it horizontally to fill out a 16:9 (wide screen) HDTV set. I intuitively don't like how things look within that mode as everything is out of proportion due to the stretching.
Here is an article that talks give or take a few aspect ratios next to examples.
http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5140690-...
On some HDTVs now, they hold more options contained by the display mode, like 1) Full -( 16: 9 images)
2) 4:3 ( displays standard Def descriptions with gray vertical side bars)
3) Just, H-Fill, and Zoom( which stretch or zoom standard imagery to fill the TV's 16:9 screen)
All these modes can be select with a capacity of program types, except H-Fill ( Horizontal Fill), which is for Hi Def in-puts only.
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