Display drivers for LCD tv

Cionn

I have a home build htpc under my Philips LCD 37" with a ATI passive graphics card with HDMI out. The problem that I am having is that the output from the pc does not cover the full screen. There is about an inch of blank screen around the pc output. I think that this relates to the display drivers (using win 7 64bit) being generic. I had the same problem with the pc when running vista home premium with the latest drivers from the ati site.

Can somebody point me in the right direction to resolve this. It's a pain in the a### watching movies in hd via the blue ray and not filling the screen. I searched for Philips drives but I couldn't find any. My video drivers were updated via windows update .

All advice much appreciated

Cionn

eddiem74

I always use the latest drivers from the ATI site, and the only issue I ever experience is the need to sometimes take advantage of the scaling option in ATI CCC to ensure the image fills the screen when connecting via HDMI to projector.

Blair

http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?scy=IE&mid=Link_FAQs&view=aa12_view_partial.html&session=20110206090457_78.16.132.171&list=aa12_list_partial.html&slg=ENG&ctn=37PFL7605H/05&dct=FAQ&refnr=0079319&faqview=1

Unlikely to solve your problem but may be of some help

keithclancy

There are no drivers for your Display

You simply need to find out its native resolution and output at that to get full screen.

Wheeker

eddiem74 wrote: »

I always use the latest drivers from the ATI site, and the only issue I ever experience is the need to sometimes take advantage of the scaling option in ATI CCC to ensure the image fills the screen when connecting via HDMI to projector.

eddiem74 has it right. Open-up Catalyst Control Center (CCC) & adjust the screen scaling until the screen is filled. Dead easy.

Wossack

had this problem too, believe it was called 'overscan' in the catalyst control panel