Just purchased and currently connected to direct tv...watching channel USA and the picture is wide screen and not set or filled to the entire tv and picture is a little unclear. What is the best way to set and keep the settings at? How we I make it full? null

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Scooty · Accepted Answer

It depends on whether you have it through HDMI cords or regular cable tv. I had the same problem until I realized it wasn't the HD channle i could have bee watching. Its most likely your cable provider, not the TV.

Answered by Scooty 8 years ago

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TINMAN · Answer

USE "MENU" ON THE REMOTE

CavemanCooking · Answer

Also, make sure you are using either HDMI (best option) or full component video/audio (acceptable option) to connect your TV to the input source. Otherwise, you will not be getting an HD signal to the set (ie. connecting via composite, or RF).

Answered by CavemanCooking 9 years ago

CavemanCooking · Answer

Either the program you are watching, the channel you chose, or your set-top-box is not HD. True HD will fill the entire screen and have better picture quality.

Thatnickuh · Answer

Try overscan or auto in tv ratio under the settings menu

“Just purchased and currently connected to direct tv...watching channel USA and the picture is wide screen and not set or filled to the entire tv and picture is a little unclear. What is the best way to set and keep the settings at? How we I make it full?”

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