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<blockquote data-quote="kkozma" data-source="post: 582925" data-attributes="member: 88686">I need a way to add some overscan to my live TV and I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it...&nbsp; I'll attach two pictures to thispost to show why. The first picture (HTPC.jpg) is of a local NBC Affiliate running a crawl for closings and delays during the last snow storm we got here on my HTPC.The second picture (OTA_DTV.jpg) is of my TV in our bedroom running the same channel with the same crawl and as you can see there is quite a bit of overscan to &quot;correct&quot; the image.&nbsp; Now normally I could live with something like this, but the local CBS affiliate has made some changes to their broadcast recently and there is a 3/4 inch border along the right side and bottom of my screen.Can anyone please help?&nbsp; I'm lost as to how to acomplish this and I know it's got to be possible.&nbsp; Thanks in advance!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kkozma, post: 582925, member: 88686"] I need a way to add some overscan to my live TV and I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it... I'll attach two pictures to thispost to show why. The first picture (HTPC.jpg) is of a local NBC Affiliate running a crawl for closings and delays during the last snow storm we got here on my HTPC. The second picture (OTA_DTV.jpg) is of my TV in our bedroom running the same channel with the same crawl and as you can see there is quite a bit of overscan to "correct" the image. Now normally I could live with something like this, but the local CBS affiliate has made some changes to their broadcast recently and there is a 3/4 inch border along the right side and bottom of my screen. Can anyone please help? I'm lost as to how to acomplish this and I know it's got to be possible. Thanks in advance! [/QUOTE]

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