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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 2
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Hi!
I use driver version 195.36.24 and when I use the HDMI output from my Asus ION330T-I Deluxe only the center bit of the picture is shown. I loose about 50 pixels on each side (top, left, bottom and right). I use the resolution 1920x1080 which the TV supports. Some people have mentioned that I can adjust the size of the output, but I cannot find that in my nvidia-settings. Do you have any ideas how to fix this? Thanks! /Allwise |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 115
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yeah same here sometimes it doesn't appear in the DFP-# entries.
i'd suggest to check your tv/monitor configurations, in many, including mine, there is a function to rename input and in some cases renaming the input to PC makes the tv behave as it should (with no overscan) at least it worked with my LG monitor (marketed as monitor even if it has additional tv like functionalities as extras) and i've seen a lot of people using this solution on samsungs while i was searching for it |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 2
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Yeah, I got it to work right before I saw your post. I could change the TV to adapt the picture to the input, then it worked! Thats a lot though. Sat forever yesterday with this.
And how do I mark this thread as solved? |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: San Jose, CA
Posts: 446
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no need to mark it. It will just slowly drift away.
I had the same problem on my LCD TV. I needed to tell the TV to show the picture as full image, no zoom. On my last TV, the opposite was true (it was a CRT projector) and I had to actually send a smaller picture, as the TV would always overscan.
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