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Discus and support Overscan in XBoX on Consoles to solve the problem; So, I'm planning to buy an Xbox One (bro already has a PS4, but I want a next gen console for myself and getting the same system twice would be a... Discussion in 'XBoX on Consoles' started by TheKrustentier, Apr 17, 2014.

  1. Overscan


    So, I'm planning to buy an Xbox One (bro already has a PS4, but I want a next gen console for myself and getting the same system twice would be a little dumb, obviously). I recently got my parents' old Plasma (Philips 42PFP5332/10 if that matters),
    and considering how old that thing is (07/08-ish), the picture quality is generally excellent. There's one problem though, which you can probably guess from the title: It has overscan issues.

    This isn't a problem on 360 and Wii U. Despite being able to output 1080p, my TV's native res is 1280x768, which the 360 supports (among other PC-like resolutions). On Wii U, Nintendo issued a patch to adjust the screen size. PS3 and PS4 though have neither
    of these options (there is a display area setting on PS4, but that only moves certain elements of the picture; the overall image still appears zoomed in and cropped. Also, the settings aren't applied in-game) and it annoys the *** outta me.

    I'm pretty sure that this is also true for the Xbox One. This probably won't keep me from buying one (ha), since I need something to play all the multiplats on (MGSV, Arkham Knight, Evil Within, etc.), but it's still a huge issue that could be solved
    ridiculously easily if Microsoft just CARED.

    Now, two things:

    1. Is there anything I can do? Is there some sort of device or cable that can solve this issue? (and no, my TV doesn't have a 1:1 pixel or "Just Scan" mode)

    2. Would anyone here be willing to go on Twitter or something and politely request a solution to this problem? To make them issue a patch that adds either PC resolutions and/or a screen size adjustment option? Nintendo listened, and
    if enough people raise their voice, I'm sure Microsoft will, too.



    (btw, I just posted this on gamefaqs, and it didn't take ten minutes for my thread to just drown beneath all the garbage, so... meh)

    :)
     
    TheKrustentier, Apr 17, 2014
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  2. Xenokai
    Xenokai Guest
    Aspect Ratio Calbration: Green lines aren't visible on my TV

    Most tv's overscan, some dont. I have no idea why some tv's still overscan the image in the era of hd, ive been lucky to get one that doesnt.
     
    Xenokai, Apr 17, 2014
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  3. Screen Stretching Issues following recent update in April

    Hey there, this sounds like an overscan issue. The console itself is not capable of adjusting this. Overscan will be dependent on the TV in use. It sounds like you have checked the menus on the TV for overscan options, and were unsuccessful. In this case,
    we would recommend reaching out to the manufacturer of the TV for further assistance in this area.
     
    Mister Revised, Apr 17, 2014
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  4. zzIRISMAXIMUSzz Win User

    Overscan

    As everyone is saying its usually TV settings that cause this
  5. meresidesoldier Win User

    Overscan

    Go into video setting and edit the safe area
  6. SuprX BR Win User

    Overscan

    Hi, in most cases its a issue of tv setting, have you tried the video settings on you tv?
  7. ThisGameIsSucky Win User

    Overscan

    Other than manually changing the video bounds settings on your TV, most games will allow you to change screen bounds as well. On start up of most games for the first time and somewhere in the video/graphics setting of whatever game or app you may be on
    you can change the settings to better fit your TV. The first thing a user should always do is mess with their audio and video settings in order to find out what settings they like. You should take note that not all games and app actually support changing the
    screen bounds for some reason...
  8. Airyrose666 Win User

    Overscan

    try changing the tv settings
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