TiVo General TiVo Discussion Part 2 - Page 332

Lew · 20-09-2011, 15:43

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Originally Posted by borrissey

It's not on my Sony LED.

Go into the picture settings and under the 'Screen' menu set the picture to 'full pixel'. Apart from anything you'll get a better picture on HD channels as it won't be scaling the picture.

ozsat · 20-09-2011, 16:47

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Originally Posted by zekeisaszekedoes

Oh, just discovered another bug.

If I turn the subtitles on for any channel using the Subtitles button on the remote, as soon as I change to another one or go to EPG/other menu there is a thin vertical line of graphical trash (i.e stray pixels) on the right hand side. This persists across channels. This is only visible when the HDMI setting on the TV is set to Screen Fit, i.e. 0% overscan, so it occurs to me this bug wasn't discovered because whoever codes/tests the firmware had their TVs overscanned at least slightly. It disappears only when the unit is hard rebooted, i.e. switched off via the back panel not standby with the remote. Simply turning off the subtitles doesn't banish it.

It seems to be that once the trashy line appears down the right - press menu and then tv and its gone. Seems to stay gone for a long time too - maybe the next reboot.

andy_m · 20-09-2011, 16:52

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Originally Posted by zekeisaszekedoes

Personally I'd be happy with consistent SMS-style entry on the numeric remote buttons because I don't use the search much. It's possible on the iPlayer app, but not on the regular TiVo menus

Agreed, and I hadn't realised it works with i player so thanks!

devilincarnate · 20-09-2011, 16:55

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Originally Posted by mogodon

I have a Samsung LCD 40" and I've noticed the issue with artefacts from subtitles. I was watching a recording with subs on and it left a horizontal grey bar on the picture.

This remained on all channels and would only go away by rebooting the Tivo. I guess it's some kind of compatibility issue with the Samsung TV.

I have just thought about this and all you need to do when this happens is:
Press Home (to go in to the menu) and the Thumbs down- Thumbs up and then Play Play Play. It will reset the UI and also get rid of the lines.

Hope this helps you

HDFootyMan · 20-09-2011, 20:07

Does the same on my Sammy now and then, a channel change clears it for it.

borrissey · 20-09-2011, 22:34

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Originally Posted by Lew

Go into the picture settings and under the 'Screen' menu set the picture to 'full pixel'. Apart from anything you'll get a better picture on HD channels as it won't be scaling the picture.

I don't understand, what on my Sony tv or TIVO box?

dbateman2k5 · 20-09-2011, 22:39

I have an LG 42" LCD TV.

Is there an option to do the same for no overscan ?

BenMcr · 20-09-2011, 22:41

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Originally Posted by dbateman2k5

I have an LG 42" LCD TV.

Is there an option to do the same for no overscan ?

Yes. I think it's 'Just Scan' on the LGs. I think it's in the Aspect Ratio bit

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Originally Posted by borrissey

I don't understand, what on my Sony tv or TIVO box?

On your TV

borrissey · 20-09-2011, 22:43

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Originally Posted by BenMcr

Yes. I think it's 'Just Scan' on the LGs. I think it's in the Aspect Ratio bit

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On your TV

How do you do it?

dbateman2k5 · 20-09-2011, 22:45

Found the 'Just Scan' option.

What does this mean tho (as i'm guessing 16:9 will be 16:9 and 4:3 will be 4:3) ?

Lew · 20-09-2011, 22:48

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Originally Posted by borrissey

How do you do it?

It varies depending on the model. On mine I press the Menu button then go to Settings->Display. Then I select Screen and under Display Area I select Full Pixel.

If you get stuck post the model number of your TV.

BenMcr · 20-09-2011, 22:50

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Originally Posted by dbateman2k5

Found the 'Just Scan' option.

What does this mean tho (as i'm guessing 16:9 will be 16:9 and 4:3 will be 4:3) ?

Being slightly more technical as an HD picture is exactly 1920x1080 pixes (if 1080i) and a HD TV is 1920x1080 (if a 1080 tv) then 'Just Scan' means each pixel of the picture matches exactly with each pixel of the TV. This means you get the best quality HD picture possible

Otherwise your TV is Digitally zooming into the HD picture slightly, and an extreme example of how that can mess with a picture is the digital zoom you get on cameras

borrissey · 20-09-2011, 22:53

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Originally Posted by Lew

It varies depending on the model. On mine I press the Menu button then go to Settings->Display. Then I select Screen and under Display Area I select Full Pixel.

If you get stuck post the model number of your TV.

Sony 55" EX723 LED

dbateman2k5 · 20-09-2011, 22:53

Ah ok.

My TV is 1080p, tho TiVo is using 1080i, as 1080p (pass-thru) is enabled along with 1080i (on TiVo), but seems to like 1080 (as it says it's the preferred format for my TV).

BenMcr · 20-09-2011, 22:54

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Originally Posted by dbateman2k5

Ah ok.

My TV is 1080p, tho TiVo is using 1080i, as 1080p (pass-thru) is enabled along with 1080i (on TiVo), but seems to like 1080i.

It will be. 1080i is the highest broadcast resolution available on TiVo. Seemy post on this earlier in the thread http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35...-post4920.html