dan.grimes@xxxxxxxx wrote: > We have a large amount of consumer grade Sony Bravia televisions in our > facility. It appears that all of them overscan the picture, despite > setting "overscan" to normal in the menu. Adjusting overscan to 1 or 2 > makes it even worse. The only sources I have been able to confirm are on > the HDMI inputs and often using HD-SDI to HDMI converters but I have also > seen it with DVI sources. I plan to test with BD as well. > > So my question is, is overscanning typical with consumer TVs? I thought > that it that current LCD TV's used all 1920x1080 pixels. > > I should also probably note that most of the signals are 720P. > > Because of a deal with Sony, I don't have too many other display > manufacturers to test up against, thus the question to the display experts > here. > > Dan Grimes > I can't speak for HDMI since I always get displays that support VGA input as they seem to be more computer friendly and avoid copy protection problems. But my two Vizio models connected via VGA/RGB automatically adjust to the size of my computer display without losing anything at the edges. - Tom ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can UNSUBSCRIBE from the OpenDTV list in two ways: - Using the UNSUBSCRIBE command in your user configuration settings at FreeLists.org - By sending a message to: opendtv-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.