- Mar 28, 2013
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I'm using my TV as a secondary screen in order to watch things I play from my PC on it. It as many other TV's suffer from that overscan issue where the edges of the picture sent to the TV, is outside of the display area. Usually I just use NVidia's control panel to scale it down until it fits, but with the newest GeForce 320.18 driver something happened.
Since it reset after installing, I had to scale it again. But now for some reason, the aspect ratio doesn't fit the screen. If I scale it down enough for the top and bottom to be inside the display area, then the left and right edges are too much inside the display area and leaves black bars on the sides. If I scale it so that there's no black bars on the sides, then the top and bottom edges are outside of the display area. What happened? Is there any way to remedy this?
Since it reset after installing, I had to scale it again. But now for some reason, the aspect ratio doesn't fit the screen. If I scale it down enough for the top and bottom to be inside the display area, then the left and right edges are too much inside the display area and leaves black bars on the sides. If I scale it so that there's no black bars on the sides, then the top and bottom edges are outside of the display area. What happened? Is there any way to remedy this?
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