How can I resize the resolution so the display isn't clipped?
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so I have a RCA tv that I use as a monitor, it has no option to adjust the resolution since I connect through HDMI so it greys out "PC Settings", I downloaded Nvidia Xserver settings and it helped a bit, although I wasn't able to make the resolution fit properly, I've been trying by adjusting it through XServer but the end results are always clipped, here's an approximate of how my screen looks like, I'd really appreciate if you could help me figure out why does this happen.
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so I have a RCA tv that I use as a monitor, it has no option to adjust the resolution since I connect through HDMI so it greys out "PC Settings", I downloaded Nvidia Xserver settings and it helped a bit, although I wasn't able to make the resolution fit properly, I've been trying by adjusting it through XServer but the end results are always clipped, here's an approximate of how my screen looks like, I'd really appreciate if you could help me figure out why does this happen.
nvidia display hdmi display-resolution
asked Jun 7 at 2:31
Neo Herakles
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so I have a RCA tv that I use as a monitor, it has no option to adjust the resolution since I connect through HDMI so it greys out "PC Settings", I downloaded Nvidia Xserver settings and it helped a bit, although I wasn't able to make the resolution fit properly, I've been trying by adjusting it through XServer but the end results are always clipped, here's an approximate of how my screen looks like, I'd really appreciate if you could help me figure out why does this happen.
nvidia display hdmi display-resolution
asked Jun 7 at 2:31
Neo Herakles
101
so I have a RCA tv that I use as a monitor, it has no option to adjust the resolution since I connect through HDMI so it greys out "PC Settings", I downloaded Nvidia Xserver settings and it helped a bit, although I wasn't able to make the resolution fit properly, I've been trying by adjusting it through XServer but the end results are always clipped, here's an approximate of how my screen looks like, I'd really appreciate if you could help me figure out why does this happen.
nvidia display hdmi display-resolution
asked Jun 7 at 2:31
Neo Herakles
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asked Jun 7 at 2:31
Neo Herakles
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asked Jun 7 at 2:31
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I found a solution, I'm using Underscan in Nvidia Xserver settings, while not perfect, at least it minimizes the stuff cut from the display to an acceptable minimum.
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I found a solution, I'm using Underscan in Nvidia Xserver settings, while not perfect, at least it minimizes the stuff cut from the display to an acceptable minimum.
answered Jun 7 at 8:53
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I found a solution, I'm using Underscan in Nvidia Xserver settings, while not perfect, at least it minimizes the stuff cut from the display to an acceptable minimum.
answered Jun 7 at 8:53
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I found a solution, I'm using Underscan in Nvidia Xserver settings, while not perfect, at least it minimizes the stuff cut from the display to an acceptable minimum.
answered Jun 7 at 8:53
Neo Herakles
101
I found a solution, I'm using Underscan in Nvidia Xserver settings, while not perfect, at least it minimizes the stuff cut from the display to an acceptable minimum.
answered Jun 7 at 8:53
Neo Herakles
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answered Jun 7 at 8:53
Neo Herakles
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answered Jun 7 at 8:53
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