Stretch-O-Vision is wrong. Even TCM (part of Turner) believes in OAR on their SD channel. They won't even do pan-and-scan unless they can't avoid it. Their philosophy is correct. Modifying the image causes distortion and makes you see something not "the way it was meant to be seen" (to quote TCM).
As for advertising, they should accept anything. Besides, who cares if you can't see a bottle of pills in HD?
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Stretch-O-Vision is wrong. Even TCM (part of Turner) believes in OAR on their SD channel. They won't even do pan-and-scan unless they can't avoid it. Their philosophy is correct. Modifying the image causes distortion and makes you see something not "the way it was meant to be seen" (to quote TCM).
As for advertising, they should accept anything. Besides, who cares if you can't see a bottle of pills in HD?