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On 10/17/2016 04:41 PM, Jigme Datse Yli-RAsku wrote: |
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> When I connect the iMac to our HDTV TV, I can set it to underscan. The |
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> reason that I would like to do that is because when I display at 1080p |
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> the TV ends up dropping the edges of the image off of the screen. This |
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> isn't really a problem at all for TV, or movies or whatever displayed |
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> there, but if KDE displays the standard panel on the top or bottom, only |
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> a thin line of pixels shows where it is supposed to be (don't know about |
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> left or right as I haven't used them). This also ends up being an issue |
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> in MATE. Is there a way to get it to send a 1080p signal which is |
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> postboxed in the sense that black bars are being added top, bottom, |
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> left, and right? These black bars are "outside" the interface. |
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> Jigme Datse Yli-Rasku |
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It's often far easier to set the TV to disable overscanning. Some TVs |
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it's an actual option in the menu; in others simply assigning the HDMI |
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input label as "PC" or similar will disable overscanning. |
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Dan |
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