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<blockquote data-quote="montyq" data-source="post: 72175" data-attributes="member: 23392"><p>These guys are correct. Click around in your nvidia card settings to find the "overscan" button. Click that and you should get a window that lets you resize your screen to fit your tv. you'll end up getting a custom resolution for your screen. For example, I ended up with a 1232 x 692 resolution on my 42" plasma.</p><p></p><p>As far as watching movies and having them so small, I had a similar problem. If you right click in the movie you should get a menu to change aspect ratio's. Try changing it to stretch or 16:9. If the screen goes blank but you still hear audo, then you have the same problem I had. The only way I could get out of it was to buy nvidia's "pure video decoder" and set that as the video codec in MP Setup. Everything works fine now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="montyq, post: 72175, member: 23392"] These guys are correct. Click around in your nvidia card settings to find the "overscan" button. Click that and you should get a window that lets you resize your screen to fit your tv. you'll end up getting a custom resolution for your screen. For example, I ended up with a 1232 x 692 resolution on my 42" plasma. As far as watching movies and having them so small, I had a similar problem. If you right click in the movie you should get a menu to change aspect ratio's. Try changing it to stretch or 16:9. If the screen goes blank but you still hear audo, then you have the same problem I had. The only way I could get out of it was to buy nvidia's "pure video decoder" and set that as the video codec in MP Setup. Everything works fine now. [/QUOTE]
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