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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1098399" data-attributes="member: 141969">No worries.&nbsp; If this were a common problem, there would be other &quot;aMPed&quot; users posting about it.&nbsp; The fact that they are not posting indicates that it happens only in some rare combination of circumstances.I will definitely try this, and let you know what happens.Yes, my TV is a Toshiba LCD TV dating from 2006, and it does not have any adjustments for overscan.&nbsp; This is why I have used the Nvidia &quot;resize the desktop&quot; facility to reduce the logical screen size to 1228x690.&nbsp; (The native panel size is 1366x768, but the highest resolution that allows 50Hz refresh is 1280x720.) I did have a play with the MP overscan setting.&nbsp; Although there was enough adjustment for fullscreen video, I could not find any way to similarly adjust the MP panels, so all of the panel fields near the edge of the screen end up partially off screen!I appreciate the time that you have spent investigating the issues that I have had, even though we have not been able to solve the last one.&nbsp; Many thanks.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1098399, member: 141969"] No worries. If this were a common problem, there would be other "aMPed" users posting about it. The fact that they are not posting indicates that it happens only in some rare combination of circumstances. I will definitely try this, and let you know what happens. Yes, my TV is a Toshiba LCD TV dating from 2006, and it does not have any adjustments for overscan. This is why I have used the Nvidia "resize the desktop" facility to reduce the logical screen size to 1228x690. (The native panel size is 1366x768, but the highest resolution that allows 50Hz refresh is 1280x720.) I did have a play with the MP overscan setting. Although there was enough adjustment for fullscreen video, I could not find any way to similarly adjust the MP panels, so all of the panel fields near the edge of the screen end up partially off screen! I appreciate the time that you have spent investigating the issues that I have had, even though we have not been able to solve the last one. Many thanks. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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