#8 - That is very interesting... In theory, it shouldn't do anything; could be some fluke thing with the driver or possibly optical illusion. I will look into it later...
Well I've used it on my HDTV to make the image smaller, which in effect gets rid of overscan. I'm using VGA to RGBHV adapter as opposed to YPrPb so it may be different for me.
#2- Are you sure you mean NVKeystone? That has no bearing on overscan. Anyways that is mainly for notebooks outputing a video source to something like a projector in native computer resolutions, not HDTV ones.
A 10 ft. UI means that the interface is clear enough to see and use on a TV screen that is approximately 10 ft. from the viewer. That's important if you are setting up a home theater PC (HTPC) with a remote, for example.
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AndrewKu - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 - link
#8 - That is very interesting... In theory, it shouldn't do anything; could be some fluke thing with the driver or possibly optical illusion. I will look into it later...glennpratt - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 - link
Well I've used it on my HDTV to make the image smaller, which in effect gets rid of overscan. I'm using VGA to RGBHV adapter as opposed to YPrPb so it may be different for me.AndrewKu - Monday, August 16, 2004 - link
#2- Are you sure you mean NVKeystone? That has no bearing on overscan. Anyways that is mainly for notebooks outputing a video source to something like a projector in native computer resolutions, not HDTV ones.glennpratt - Monday, August 16, 2004 - link
No answer?nullpointerus - Monday, August 16, 2004 - link
A 10 ft. UI means that the interface is clear enough to see and use on a TV screen that is approximately 10 ft. from the viewer. That's important if you are setting up a home theater PC (HTPC) with a remote, for example.AndrewKu - Monday, August 16, 2004 - link
#3 - Yes that is what it means. My apologies for not clarifying.jediknight - Monday, August 16, 2004 - link
>> 10 ft. UI <<This is mentioned several times in the article, and I have no clue what this means.
Sounds to me like ten feet user interface??!
glennpratt - Sunday, August 15, 2004 - link
Did you try using NVKeystone to fix the overscan? Is that not available on HD out? Make sure you hit the lock Icon then just make it smaller.thatsright - Sunday, August 15, 2004 - link
WOW! I'm really tired!recyclingmetal - Monday, February 28, 2022 - link
Consumer products make up the last scrap that gets recycled. Items like Aluminium window frames are looked after, shredded, https://botanyscrapmetal.net/scrap-metal/ wiped clean and melted earlier than putting off all via-merchandise. At this factor, one of a kind alloys may be added to the Aluminium, developing an nearly-actual pastime of primary Aluminium.