2013-11-15, 15:29
(2013-11-15, 15:24)chineseboy123 Wrote:(2013-11-15, 07:20)scarecrow420 Wrote: Regarding the display overscan, what model TV do you have and how are you connected to it (eg through a receiver or direct to TV, using displayport or HDMI, etc). Hopefully your TV has a 1:1 pixel mapping mode, sometimes it's called "Just Scan" and also sometimes is only available on a particular HDMI input. Need to check the manual. Failing that there are sometimes things you can do on windows or linux to try and set custom resolutions that account for your TV's overscan but hopefully it's just a matter of putting your TV in the right mode so you dont have to deal with that pain
No input on the remote sorry, since these things dont seem to be available here in Oz as yet!
So that's what it is called, overscan. My TV is a Panasonic ST50, and I am connecting it directly with HDMI port. I will look into it more today and hopefully find a setting to fix it.
Thanks for the reply! Hopefully someone can shed some light on the remote issue too!
See the paragraph:
Also in the Picture Menu there are the Advanced Settings where you will find the 16:9 Overscan. It is important to ensure that the 16:9 Overscan function is set to Off and the Aspect Ratio is set to 16:9 for high quality HD sources, otherwise the display will scale high definition content which will reduce the resolution of the material you are watching.
Source: http://www.avforums.com/review/panasonic...review.296
