Questions & Answers for: tv picture fill screen Audio Players & Recorders

picture she bought this TV to have a full screen picture are we doing something wrong? Hi lm522, You must change the aspect ratio. While viewing an image that dosen't fill the screen With the original

...picture may extend beyond the edge of the TV. Some TVs have a "justified" setting that will not distort the center of the picture and just stretches the corners. Look in your manual for Picture Size, ...

...TV model M55ONV. I can't adjust the Wide mode picture size without the HD picture being cutoff on the left and right. If I adjust the HD picture size then the non HD picture is more square and won't ...

...tv.Zoom in and out,picture sizes like 480,720 and 1080.The analoge tv can't get the tv signal ranges beyond 480i that why u have black sides bars picture,if u have a HD TV like a LCD tv or Plasma ...

...tv is fine - picture fills the screen but the new 32" LG tv purchased at the same time has a picture which is smaller than the screen - I assume that there is a simple remedy, but I do not know ...

...TV how to display a picture that will not fill the screen completely.  If the program source (an older video-taped TV show, non-widescreen version DVD, etc) was not originally "shot" or saved in ...

TV . I have a picture on the screen that doesn't fill the screen. It is about 4" short on each side. How can I get it to a full screen The TV is working just fine how can I get the picture to fill

...TV to fit 1024*768 pictures? thanks Nope. The picture resolution has to be 1080 to fill the screen completely. Using stretch and zoom will distort the low rez pictures. No option to change resolution ...

...TV will produce a picture that is set by the aspect ratio of the film. You can however expand to an unatural size to fill the whole screen. my samsung has a blue button on the lower right side of the ...

...picture on my Dixon tv is only filling the top left of the screen. How to I change it to full screen? Hi. Not sure what the problem might be but see if this link helps you ...