The Tv screen is much smaller during video games than what it is during Movies. Please Tell me how to adjust my screen size.

does the remote have a mode button on it?

my 55 sanyo can be changed with the remote

my remote says pix shape on it

You can adjust screen display settings while playing PlayStation 2. Press the PS button on the Wireless Controller during gameplay and then select [Settings], adjust the following settings. Screen Mode Normal: Set to upscale and display at a size that matches the screen size. Full Screen: Set to upscale and display at full screen by changing proportions and stretching the image. This setting can be selected only when [Normal] or [Full Screen] is selected under Settings > [Game Settings] > [PS / PS2 Upscaler].

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Hit the "Menu" button surf through and enter "Picture settings' screen. There you can see various picture adjustments options. Just press "0" [zero] button on your remote, will set all the picture settings factory levels, and will solve your probelm. OK.

Adjust the Aspect ratio. The manual will tell you how.

in the menu , the display or video settings should have different video display settings such as 16:9 , 1:1 , 14:9 ect... these will change the video display to different sizes

Try operating on screen adjustment command, if there is no way to adjust screen position , then it may be a faulty component inside the TV.

Is the tv still under guaranty?

In order to solve this problem you will need to adjust the games resolution in order to match your screen or vice versa. In order to do so in the game it should be under your video options menu. In order to adjust windows to match the game simply right click anywhere on the desktop click on personalize or properties, then click on appearance. From there you can adjust your screen size to match. simply slide the bar left or right depending on whether you want the screen to be smaller or larger and then click apply.

It is hard to tell with the information given. How old is the TV and what type of signal is being processed when this problem occurs. Does it only do it when watching TV or DVDs etc. as well.

Good job