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Posted by Italo on 10/06/34 11:45
"MS" <No.Way.Jose@No.Spam.Thank.You.com> wrote in message
news:6er1g.55851$wl.41708@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> I'd like to know what the implications of removing all overscan on my TV
> are.
Overscan is applied to hide image distortion at the edges of a CRT tube.
This is usually set at the factory at the optimum level but you can
certainly try setting it at '0', or another setting and see what happens.
If I turn all overscan off (is it as simple as
> setting a value to zero?) what will that actually do when watching DVD
> movies of various aspect ratios and what about when watching TV especially
> since I'm watching digital TV which is broadcast in different aspect
> ratios as well?
After setting overscan at a different level you'll also have to adjust your
horizontal/vertical settings to avoid distortion in the image. There'll be
different settings for 4:3/16:9 image.
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Italo
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