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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 998762" data-attributes="member: 76888">Wait don't do that yet. I disagree that the problem is related to video card or display monitor.&nbsp; Try the other suggestion from mm1323525235&nbsp;Since the 1920x1080 full screen tv image has the logo cut off one of the following must be correct&nbsp;1. Problem at sourceThe image is broadcast with the logo cut off (This happens when they broadcast old 4:3 footage, the cut the bottom + top off to make fit on 16:9 displays)&nbsp;2. Problem with captureI can't comment&nbsp;3. MP client is cropping / zoomingYou eliminated this problem&nbsp;4. Problem graphic card resolution / tv display zoomIt can't be any of this because the screenshot shows the logo is cut off (ie the logo is cut off before gets displayed on your tv. And also your resolution is correct 16:9&nbsp;-------------&nbsp;I think the most likely problem is that the tv station cuts off the logo, if it's not that then it's #2.&nbsp;#2 would be consistent with your comment that the image looks fine in DNTV live viewer, but cut off in both MP and MCE.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 998762, member: 76888"] Wait don't do that yet. I disagree that the problem is related to video card or display monitor. Try the other suggestion from mm1323525235 Since the 1920x1080 full screen tv image has the logo cut off one of the following must be correct 1. Problem at source The image is broadcast with the logo cut off (This happens when they broadcast old 4:3 footage, the cut the bottom + top off to make fit on 16:9 displays) 2. Problem with capture I can't comment 3. MP client is cropping / zooming You eliminated this problem 4. Problem graphic card resolution / tv display zoom It can't be any of this because the screenshot shows the logo is cut off (ie the logo is cut off before gets displayed on your tv. And also your resolution is correct 16:9 ------------- I think the most likely problem is that the tv station cuts off the logo, if it's not that then it's #2. #2 would be consistent with your comment that the image looks fine in DNTV live viewer, but cut off in both MP and MCE. [/QUOTE]

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