> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>I have a NVIDIA GeForce 2 MX card with SVideo out that I have going to my
>>televisions SVidio in. When I run Freevo it leaves a black border around
>>the screen and Freevo is stuck inside this. How do I make Freevo fill the
>>entire TV screen?
>>
>>I have been trying to find the info I would need but am getting confused
>>on what exactly I am looking for. Should I be running Freevo in 800x600
>>and use OSD inside of the local.conf.py file to "stretch" the image
>> across
>>the whole screen? Or should I be using 640x480 and then try the same
>>thing? I am completely lost at this point.
>>
>>
> what you need is called "overscan"
>
> check out this page
> (http://www.linuxgames.com/news/feedback.php?identiferID=6250&action=flatview)
> and the nvidia driver documentation.
>
> Flo
>

Thanks Flo, I checked out the page and read the documentation and tried to
use the overlay but I still have the same problem. When I am in the
command line before I go into freevo by using freevo -fs as a user not
root, I can issue the mplayer -vo vesa KillerMovie.avi and it works
perfectly. The entire screen is filled as it should be, when I go into X
that is when it leaves a black border about 1" on top and the left hand
side. I have looked at all the FAQ about this and can't seem to solve this
problem.

I tried using 1024x768 but it seems that my TV can't handle it. So I am
using 800x600 instead. Any other ideas on what I should try or look at?

On a side note, this rocks!! I have it playing music movies pictures cd's
dvd's whatever I throw at! Recording works like a charm and I figured out
to sync my clock to a time server so I would quit losing the last 1 minute
of every show. That one stumped me for a day. :)

Thanks to all who work on this project, you guys are awesome!
(This gratuitus as kissing was brought to you by the letter 'C' and the
number '7'.)

Jon


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