[mythtv-users] Adjusting the recording frame on a PVR500?
Marc Sherman
msherman at projectile.ca
Mon Nov 19 14:08:11 UTC 2007
Justin Hornsby wrote:
>>
> What you'll actually find is that the capture card is grabbing the whole
> video signal including the parts you don't normally see on a TV (you
> don't see them because TVs generally overscan). Users with ordinary TVs
> needn't worry about that because the normally unseen parts remain unseen
> (again due to overscan).
>
> This is one of the reasons why the 'holy grail' of using PCs on flat
> panels (i.e. making the desktop edges fit the screen edges precisely) is
> slightly misguided. It's actually _useful_ to have around 5% of the
> picture 'off screen' at the edges.
Yeah, I figured that was probably what it was. So given that I've got
perfect display fidelity on playback (I'm using a TV, but it's an LCD
connected by DVI, so it's behaving like a monitor), is it possible have
either myth or ivtv adjust for the overscan at recording time, rather
than recording it and then trimming it off at playback time?
Thanks,
- Marc
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