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<blockquote data-quote="malagem" data-source="post: 528520" data-attributes="member: 25170">I received my Asrock ION 330 yesterday. I installed Windows 7 64-bits, MP 1.1.0, CoreAVC, FFDShow, Haali Media Splitter, and the Black Glass skin until the speed issue with the StreamedMP skin has been solved. Things work perfectly out of the box, except for a minor, but very annoying point.The nettop is connected via HDMI to my 58&quot; plasma, a Panasonic TH58PZ800. It's plugged into the HDMI2 port of the TV. When I switch to the PC and set the resolution to FullHD, I get a very big overscan issue. Using ION's display settings panel, I was able to scale the resolution down to 1088 x 982, which fits exactly the TV screen, but the image becomes a bit edgy. Nothing critical, and MP's scaling capabilities do their job perfectly, but it's a bit frustrating to have to tweak things that way.Panasonic is known for providing extremely poor settings menus on their PDPs. Searching the web for a solution, I've seen lots of topics, articles and posts related to other brands, where the obvious solution is to enable or disable overscan on the TV, or to enable a 1:1 ratio with the signal source. Looks like this is not available in my PDP.Should anyone have an idea how I can solve this, (s)he'd gain my eternal gratitude ;-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="malagem, post: 528520, member: 25170"] I received my Asrock ION 330 yesterday. I installed Windows 7 64-bits, MP 1.1.0, CoreAVC, FFDShow, Haali Media Splitter, and the Black Glass skin until the speed issue with the StreamedMP skin has been solved. Things work perfectly out of the box, except for a minor, but very annoying point. The nettop is connected via HDMI to my 58" plasma, a Panasonic TH58PZ800. It's plugged into the HDMI2 port of the TV. When I switch to the PC and set the resolution to FullHD, I get a very big overscan issue. Using ION's display settings panel, I was able to scale the resolution down to 1088 x 982, which fits exactly the TV screen, but the image becomes a bit edgy. Nothing critical, and MP's scaling capabilities do their job perfectly, but it's a bit frustrating to have to tweak things that way. Panasonic is known for providing extremely poor settings menus on their PDPs. Searching the web for a solution, I've seen lots of topics, articles and posts related to other brands, where the obvious solution is to enable or disable overscan on the TV, or to enable a 1:1 ratio with the signal source. Looks like this is not available in my PDP. Should anyone have an idea how I can solve this, (s)he'd gain my eternal gratitude ;-) [/QUOTE]

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