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<blockquote data-quote="BennieBoy" data-source="post: 645689" data-attributes="member: 12527">Hi,Found any solution to this problem?I did, so here it is (maybe others have publishe it too, but I couldn't find one)This only counts for my ATI card, but probably there lies the problem.It happens when you enable &quot;dynamic refresh rate&quot;It happens when the movie is 24 Hz (for me it did).Go to CCC (Cathalyst Control Center (Expert mode?))Go to Display ManagerSelect the refresh rate of 24 HzPress ApplyNow you will notice the black bars above and aside the desktop.Go to DTV (DVI)Go to Scalling optionsSelect 0% for overscanYou will see the black borders disappearDo this for every wanted refresh rate as CCC saves the overscan properties for each refresh rate.Press OK and be happy you solved this one ;-)Greetz,Ben</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BennieBoy, post: 645689, member: 12527"] Hi, Found any solution to this problem? I did, so here it is (maybe others have publishe it too, but I couldn't find one) This only counts for my ATI card, but probably there lies the problem. It happens when you enable "dynamic refresh rate" It happens when the movie is 24 Hz (for me it did). Go to CCC (Cathalyst Control Center (Expert mode?)) Go to Display Manager Select the refresh rate of 24 Hz Press Apply Now you will notice the black bars above and aside the desktop. Go to DTV (DVI) Go to Scalling options Select 0% for overscan You will see the black borders disappear Do this for every wanted refresh rate as CCC saves the overscan properties for each refresh rate. Press OK and be happy you solved this one ;-) Greetz, Ben [/QUOTE]

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