- May 4, 2001
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the image on the tv-out is just slightly unbalanced, as though it's rotated like 3 or 5 degrees to the right. I'm hoping I can correct this somehow.
It's not terrible when overscanned off the screen and watching a video, but still noticeable. The fact that it's rotated wierd means I have to overscan a little bit more than I should, thus losing a little more image off the edges than I should have to. Kinda sucks, since my anal-ness eats at me for things like that.
Anyway, I've used both composite rca and s-video cables, with the image problem existing each way. Any driver tweaks or something I can do to rotate just the tv-out back a few degrees? Anyone heard of a problem like this? I hoping it's not simply a fubared hardware issue (Well, it's refurbished Dell system afterall :-/).
It's not terrible when overscanned off the screen and watching a video, but still noticeable. The fact that it's rotated wierd means I have to overscan a little bit more than I should, thus losing a little more image off the edges than I should have to. Kinda sucks, since my anal-ness eats at me for things like that.
Anyway, I've used both composite rca and s-video cables, with the image problem existing each way. Any driver tweaks or something I can do to rotate just the tv-out back a few degrees? Anyone heard of a problem like this? I hoping it's not simply a fubared hardware issue (Well, it's refurbished Dell system afterall :-/).
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