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Bryan_L

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I recently bought a Philips 26" LCD TV (26PF5321D/37). When I'm watching video in 720p, there is a bit of overscan. I don't know if there is for SD programming or for 1080i. I understand that this can only be adjusted in the service menu, but the problem is that I don't know how to access the service menu or the particular option that allows me to modify the overscan. I know that a 3-5% range is optimal, so I'm not going to try to get it to 0% or something. So my question is, how can I access the service menu, and how can I adjust the overscan? Thank you.
 
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Gregg Loewen

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hi

I suggest you purchase a service manual to try to give you a little bit of guidance.

Personally, I would not attempt to adjust any overscan parameters, without considering 1 to 1 pixal mapping, AND having an appropriate signal generator to tell you where you are at.

Regards

Gregg
 

Bryan_L

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Thank you for responding. I've tried to find a service manual for this TV, but I can't. None of the sites that I go to have one available. Oh and I don't even know what 1 to 1 pixel mapping is or what signal generators are.
 

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