The screen extends beyond the TV frame

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Using the positioning control on my TV, I can see that the picture extends beyond my screen in all directions. Does anyone know how I can get it to resize itself to fit my TV?

It all sounds good and interesting in what i have read but so long it all comes in the box when purchasing the next console, i will not goo out of my way for this peripheral, but i understand its the next kenect which is included in the next xbox.

The IllumiRoom system works with a Kinect sensor to capture the geometry of your room and a projector to extend your game console screen display beyond the boundaries of the TV screen. It doesn’t work exactly as a simple wall-sized screen projection; it
seems to add depth and other visual clues to your interacting with and navigating the game environment

In gaming terms the video narrator details a number of options for the IllumiRoom setup. You can choose to have a full game graphics extension mapped to your room, you can have just edges highlighted beyond the TV screen, you can choose to have only certain
game elements extend from the TV, you can even set the room furniture to obscure your view in some ways. The system can also make it look like your room is different in colour or even animate movements of your room furniture in response to on-screen action.
It is important to note that some of these effects, but not all, need to be catered for when the game is programmed.

Actually frame rate drops are frequent in many games. This morning I was playing L4D2 and the frame rate drops when the horde of infected come running in my tv screen. In Halo Wars the frame rate drops when there are too many units on screen at the same
time. Frame rate drops are a common occurrence on many games, it is not a fault with the games but instead a limitation on the xbox 360 hardware.

Does the game have a "safe zone" setting? That usually lets you adjust the play screen to the tv frame.