Post number #365684, ID: ae0534
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My problem is that sometimes when I play certain games, my TV cuts out the edges of the games, which results in text and other things being cut off.
I am using a PS4, and no, it's not the PS4 screen adjustment settings that are wrong. I'm not fucking dumb.
While researching the problem, I found out that almost all older TVs cut off edges, and that there's a way to somehow turn it off, but I don't know how.
I'm using a Thompson TV, but I don't know what model.
Post number #365718, ID: 504cdf
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Just keep pressing the ratio button on your remote. If the TV is old enough you might not be able to turn it off though.
Post number #365732, ID: ae0534
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>>365718 Well fuck me. I guess I'll start saving up for a new one then. It would be nice with something a bit better anyways.
Post number #365857, ID: 58db52
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>>365684 Change the aspect ration in the TV settings.
Post number #365868, ID: ae0534
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>>365857 I can't. It's not possible. There are no options like that.
Post number #365974, ID: 86c2b5
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It's not possible sometimes, even with aspect ratio change. I have the same issue on my TV
Post number #365982, ID: 782afa
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How old is your TV? Just curious. I don't consider old hardware to be worse by default. Would like to hear what is old these days, for me it's CRT.
Post number #366127, ID: ae0534
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>>365982 Not completely sure, since I bought it used, but a around 11-15 years old.
Post number #366215, ID: 513470
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>>365868 What Interface do you use? Are there any adaptors/converters in usage? Which interfaces the TV provides?
Post number #366217, ID: f7d3f8
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Depending on the TV, if has a settings option look through everything for a display setting, that's what you want.
Post number #366373, ID: ae0534
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>>366217 I have gone through every single setting multiple times. Even the fucking sound settings, even though it was unnecessary. I also did a full on reset of the TV etc. Nothing works.
Post number #366463, ID: ad1575
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I only played games on my old CRT for ultimate retro experience
Post number #367011, ID: 01108b
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If the TV is outdated and your not using a HDMI cable on it, then its best that you save up for decent ranged one stat.
Plus, If your using Scart/CRT, thats beat best for a ye olde 6th generation experience.
Post number #367028, ID: ae0534
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>>367011 I'm using HDMI. I don't know where you got that from.
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| My problem is that sometimes when I play certain games, my TV cuts out the edges of the games, which results in text and other things being cut off.
I am using a PS4, and no, it's not the PS4 screen adjustment settings that are wrong. I'm not fucking dumb.
While researching the problem, I found out that almost all older TVs cut off edges, and that there's a way to somehow turn it off, but I don't know how.
I'm using a Thompson TV, but I don't know what model.