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Posted by Citizen Bob on 12/19/06 19:12
On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 11:43:00 -0500, "Jack Gillis"
<XXXXXXXX@widomaker.com> wrote:
>> You should be consulting Samsung customer support.
>I did and they suggested the 4:3 Override thing. I don't know what that is
>nor does my cable company. Do you know?
I do not have a Samsung. But they should be able to expain to you.
I am beginning to suspect that you are not using what my son's TV has
called "Format". It is a kind of aspect adjustment but not the same as
in the Setup. It is available on the remote control. We put the Indian
Test Pattern up and found two Formats out of about 6 that worked, one
which was full screen. I think it was called "Expanded" but I can't be
sure. In any event it worked fine for TV and for DVD.
>I just got the test patter, burned and displayed it. No format
>(4:3,16:9,Zoom 1 or Zoom 2) displays the circle. The 4:3 is elongated
>vertically and the 16:9 elongated horizontally as is to be expected.
You may be using the wrong adjustments. I know my son has to set the
aspect separately, so it is not the same as the Format we used to get
the circular test pattern.
You might want to consult the manual for something that adjusts both
the aspect and the picture size at the same time. It may even be
called "Format". Otherwise consult Samsung again. Let me know what you
find out.
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