zacate overscan
#1
built a new zacate htpc running windows 7. if i set the screen resolution to 720 or 1080 its too big for my tv. anyone know where the overscan setting in catalyst 11.3 is? i cant seem to find it. this is not really a problem in xbmc since i can calibrate the screen but in windows its pretty annoying.
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#2
Open up catalyst control center my digital flat panels/scaling options......move slider accordingly
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#3
I just have a section called image scaling and checkbox to enable GPU scaling but no sliders or any other adjustments. connecting to a Vizio VX37L via HDMI
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#4
mcfreiz Wrote:I just have a section called image scaling and checkbox to enable GPU scaling but no sliders or any other adjustments. connecting to a Vizio VX37L via HDMI

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Enable advance view in catalyst control panel if you don't see it.
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#5
You will need to do this for all refresh rates, ie 50, 60 and 24 Hz

David
HTPC1: Intel Pentium G620, 4GB RAM, AMD HD6570, Samsung 830 SSD, Silverstone GD05 case.
HTPC2: AMD Athlon II X2 255, 4GB RAM, AMD HD5450, Western Digital HDD, Silverstone ML03 case.
HTPC3: AMD E350, 4GB RAM, AMD HD6310, OCZ Agility 3 SSD, Akasa Crypto case.
Media Server: i3-3220, 8gb RAM, WHS 2011, 8tb capacity, Fractal Design ARC Midi R2 case.
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#6
DavidT99 Wrote:You will need to do this for all refresh rates, ie 50, 60 and 24 Hz

David

Exactly... really pissed me off Tongue
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#7
i'm glad you asked this. when i booted up mine i got the same issue. couldn't find the overscan options. will try this when i get home today.
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#8
thanks, i had to redownload and reinstall the software and now i see the overscan option.

my system lists a lot of different refresh rates, do i need them all? dont i just pick and use one of them?
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#9
mcfreiz Wrote:thanks, i had to redownload and reinstall the software and now i see the overscan option.

my system lists a lot of different refresh rates, do i need them all? dont i just pick and use one of them?

Only pick the ones your tv can handle or your gonna run into a whole different set of issues.
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#10
mcfreiz Wrote:thanks, i had to redownload and reinstall the software and now i see the overscan option.

my system lists a lot of different refresh rates, do i need them all? dont i just pick and use one of them?

You need to choose the ones that you will be using to display your video, most movies use either 50, 60 or 24 Hz so choose those.

David
HTPC1: Intel Pentium G620, 4GB RAM, AMD HD6570, Samsung 830 SSD, Silverstone GD05 case.
HTPC2: AMD Athlon II X2 255, 4GB RAM, AMD HD5450, Western Digital HDD, Silverstone ML03 case.
HTPC3: AMD E350, 4GB RAM, AMD HD6310, OCZ Agility 3 SSD, Akasa Crypto case.
Media Server: i3-3220, 8gb RAM, WHS 2011, 8tb capacity, Fractal Design ARC Midi R2 case.
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