Hey guys! I am going to be. Using steams big picture mode and I need to know if I should use a dvi cable to my tv for the pc mode or should I use an hd I for my tv. My tv is a Sony Bravia 32 inch tv. Also on a side note, does anyone know how to get windows 7 to make the screen and your browser fit on your tv without the sides cut off And without all that side scrolling that I have to do. The tv makes me do lots of scrolling to the sides but my monitor does not. Thanks!
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nukemaster
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Sony has LOTS of 32 Bravia tv's
Is it a flat screen? does the TV have DVI in? or just HDMI.
DVI if you have it will work, but does NOT bring sound while HDMI will bring video and sound.
Your sides being cut off is most likely an over-scan issue. TV's do this to get rid of the edges of video as they tend not to look nice.
Now video cards as well as some tv's(a mode called "just scan" in most cases) can either compensate(video card) or turn off(the TV) this feature.
More info on the TV and your computer specs would help.
Is it a flat screen? does the TV have DVI in? or just HDMI.
DVI if you have it will work, but does NOT bring sound while HDMI will bring video and sound.
Your sides being cut off is most likely an over-scan issue. TV's do this to get rid of the edges of video as they tend not to look nice.
Now video cards as well as some tv's(a mode called "just scan" in most cases) can either compensate(video card) or turn off(the TV) this feature.
More info on the TV and your computer specs would help.
nukemaster
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OK well ensure you are set at 1366x768 resolution and see if the edges going off the screen gets any better.
Your video card has an option in the CCC(AMD Catalyst Control Center) to adjust the scaling under My Digital Flat Panels -> Scaling options(Digital Flat Panel).
Your video card has an option in the CCC(AMD Catalyst Control Center) to adjust the scaling under My Digital Flat Panels -> Scaling options(Digital Flat Panel).
nukemaster
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Your tv does not have that many pixels. If it takes it, it will just down scale it anyway.
http://store.sony.com/p/KDL-32S3000/P/en/p/KDL32S3000/P#specifications
http://store.sony.com/p/KDL-32S3000/P/en/p/KDL32S3000/P#specifications
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