[Kevin*H]

I hope overscanning is the correct term, what I am missing is about 5% of the picture bleeding off the bottom and sides of the TV it happens to a lesser degree on othe HD channels but the National Geographic channel is by far the worst. I have a Dish Network receiver and it is set up to 16:9 and 720p when viewed on a 720p 16:9 RPTV any help appreciated

[Allan Jayne]

Play around with the overscan adjustments, often labeled HSIZ and VSIZ. Use the HPOS and VPOS adjustments if the picture is not centered.

Some sources may fail to use all of the 1280 x 720 pixels in the video frame. If you optimize the picture for sources that do use the entire frame, then black edges will intrude on programs that do not use the entire frame. Also on some CRT RPTV's and direct view sets the picture shrinks slightly when the overall picture content is quite dark.

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