Where can I buy the Avatar DVD online cheap?
I got my copy of the avatar dvd at http://www.BuyAvatarMovieDVD.com it was cheap, i got free shipping, and they had a contest that i was entered into. hope this helps
Where can I get Avatar: The Last Airbender all season in Hindi?
Hi, Thanks for the A2A.I found that VOOT - Watch Free Online TV Shows, Movies, Kids Shows HD Quality on VOOT. Keep Vooting. has all the avatar episodes in Hindi. A few Season 3 episodes are in english because Nick India never dubbed them in Hindi.
Where can I download the complete animated series of avatar: the last airbender?
I’ve full series and it’s 33 GB.Season 1: Avatar: The last Air Bender(All 3 books)Season 2: The Legend of Korra.(All 4 seasons)I downloaded them 4 years ago and that particular site no longer exists.
Why don't movies in DVD format fill the entire screen on my new TV?
3 possibilities -1) Aspect ratio on television set incorrectly (as mentioned above) Use your TV remote to change - it varies by TV, but typically there's a 16:9 vs. 4:3 setting (which you'd want set to16:9, then there are various 'zoom' settings that can change the appearance. if your issue is that you have black or white space to left or right of pic, then this is likely your problem.2) Aspect ratio on your cable box/dish box, etc. Same as above; often will combine with TV settings making it even more difficult to figure out. Set TV to 16:9 and Zoom to 'Full' or 'Wide', then adjust cable set-top box.(cable box settings (#2 above) will only affect DVD playback if DVD output runs through cable box)3) MOST LIKELY - DVD's can be recorded at various aspect ratios (length to height). Believe it or not, a lot of movies shown in theaters use a 2.35:1 ratio. If this is transferred to DVD, you will have black or grey bars above and below your screen, b/c a typical HDTV uses 16:9, or 1.77 ratio. Look on the box cover of the DVD. If it states '1.85:1' or just 1.85, then you should be good. If it states 2.35, expect the black bars. If you absolutely hate them, you can 'zoom' in with your TV control, but you'll lose some of the left-side and right side.