picture does not fill screen - 4" on each side. what's wrong?
1797134
That happened To us and we had to use an hdmi cable and it fixed the issue. We we used a cord connect the cable box to the TV instead of the hdmi, we had that issue. Hope that helps!
1797135
my picture does not fill screen the entire way either. It is 4" on each side.
700780
yes you can adjust it by going into your menu and adjusting the screen size. I will try and right down exact details of how to do it tomorrow when I can give you exact details on how. If not just play around and do some adjusting and fixing. if something does not work change it back. you need to play with it a little in order to understand it and get things the way you want them.
1209067
Generally, most hardware things do a lousy job of downscaling image size - you will usually get a much better result if you scale them down using decent software to the "native size" of the display before loading them. (I just bought one of these and haven't got it yet, but it might even make sense to see if it looks better with pix at 640x480 or at 688x488 (which Poldim says is the res of the samples they provide).
1195183
Never had this problem. Look at your settings on the computer for display size. Sorry I can't help. Contact the manufacturer it must be sa simple fix.
1253419
I'm having the exact same problem. I've tried changing resolution, using Quicktime and Real Player and get the same results.
1458151
It's a display issue, not a DVD player issue. All you have to do is change the display mode on your HD television from 16 X 9 to 4:3. Look in your manual; your HDTV should have a menu item like "Picture", "Display" or "Aspect Ratio" which will let you choose between 16 X 9, 4:3 and a couple other options. What you'll see is the entire 4:3 image, with black on the left and right sides. The Samsung we just bought has a button on the remote that toggles between the aspect ratios, so you don't even have to access an on-screen menu. No need to hook up your old standard definiton DVD player! Hope this helps. It's a display issue, not a DVD player issue. All you have to do is change the display mode on your HD television from 16 X 9 to 4:3. Look in your manual; your HDTV should have a menu item like "Picture", "Display" or "Aspect Ratio" which will let you choose between 16 X 9, 4:3 and a couple other options. What you'll see is the entire 4:3 image, with black on the left and right sides. The Samsung we just bought has a button on the remote that toggles between the aspect ratios, so you don't even have to access an on-screen menu. No need to hook up your old... » Read More It's a display issue, not a DVD player issue. All you have to do is change the display mode on your HD television from 16 X 9 to 4:3. Look in your manual; your HDTV should have a menu item like "Picture", "Display" or "Aspect Ratio" which will let you choose between 16 X 9, 4:3 and a couple other options. What you'll see is the entire 4:3 image, with black on the left and right sides. The Samsung we just bought has a button on the remote that toggles between the aspect ratios, so you don't even have to access an on-screen menu. No need to hook up your old standard definiton DVD player! Hope this helps. « Show Less
1445710
The screen is very crisp and vibrant. The screen does go to the edge but the picture has a 1/4 inch of blank space around the edge.
989449
Well, there are two display options: 1) Fit to screen or 2) Stretch to screen. When using the first option there are black bars top and bottom i.e. letterboxing.
1965659
When connected to RGB-PC input, open up Settings menu -> Picture. Then scroll down to Screen (RGB-PC). From there you can adjust size, position. Hope this helps!
307218
The screen is not that fancy. But is off center. I have not seen the customer picture but mine is off center and it is a tan background with black letters.
1194381
You have to match the model numbers on the back of the screens. The screen size and pixels may be the same, but there are several different model types. Without knowing that part, I would say don't buy it.
29447
You have two issues here. The first is the physical size of your screen and second is the resolution of 720p. Sometimes bigger isn't better.
1542295
Thanks Mike!My tv is a wide screen, so I assumed it would fill the entire screen. Your info makes me feel better.
1597894
The picture screen is 10.4" diagonally. I measured from upper left corner of the screen (what actually displays the picture) to the bottom right corner. The matte and frame are in addition to the 10.4".
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Dear C. B. Huynh, I have the same error. According to this forum here: http://forum.videohelp.com/topic335194.html this is standard since the max resolution is 720 x something. Hope this helps, Thomas
843103
Yes, but some images are too large and will not show up, others may be cropped (SEE my customer pics.) The camera crops wide screen (16:9) to fit, 2:3 is too small so it gets "blown up" to fit, so I usually do 4:3 with little cropping on the wide edge.
1439871
The native resolution of this monitor is 1920x1080, it sounds like you are attempting to use a resolution that is not supported by the monitor.