“WHEN I WATCH REGULAR TV THROUGH DISH CABLE THE VIDEO IS CENTERED ON THE SCREEN WITH ABOUT SIX INCHES ON EACH SIDE - HOW DO I MAKE IT SHOW FULL SCREEN”

Asked by SHOOTS 3 years ago

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While watching Live TV long press the Home button, then select Display settings to adjust the Picture Size and Aspect Ratio. Some TV shows and movies may be bordered by black bars, often called wings or letterbox. These black bars are due to the aspect ratio the TV show or movie was filmed in - if you're seeing them, it means the title was filmed in an aspect ratio that isn't a perfect fit for your screen.
Answered by Toshiba Customer Care 3 years ago
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Most of the time a partial screen simply means that the "show" or channel is not full HD
Answered by AmericanPatrick 3 years ago
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Try Settings, Display and Sounds, Display Setting. Select the proper input and you will get a list of Aspect options to try and fix this. Note that most standard definition signals will normally display in 4 - 3 ratio and not widescreen.
Answered by Bill 3 years ago
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