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The picture is controled by the zoom on the tv remote and on the reciever remote. if you're looking at Wide screen containt the your screen will be black on the top and bottom, zooming will make it fit but you will loose some left and right info. Only HD containt formated for home tv's will, like Oasis, or National geographics, ect will give you full screen. Wide screen is for Movie theaters not TV. This realy sucks but to get a large Wide Screen Picture, You have to buy a supper large tv otherwise, the Wide screen image is small and wide and preaty much anoying with a short wide picture with black bands on top and below.. Sorry. We all have to live with this stuff.
check zoom on either your tv remote or direct tv remote. someone has hit the zoom button . Its can be called zoom,picture, picture size. You want to get it back to normal. this can be done by hitting one of those buttons repeatedly until you see normal come up.
Used ur tv original remote,look for a button like View Mode,Picture Size,Aspect Ratio,Zoom.Pushes one of these buttons to changes the picture sizes to fit ur tv screen.
You may have inadvertently activated a zoom function on your TV. Check the Remote and press the Zoom button a few times.. This should fix the problem. If it doesn't try adjusting the image settings being transmitting from whatever your source is. IE, Satellite Receiver, Cable Box, so on.
Sounds like your cable box is zoomed in, I run into this a lot when running service calls. On most cable provider's remotes there is an 'aspect' button next to or around the '0'. Try that and see if it helps you out at all :)
Your TV set may have settings for picture size ratios but also if you have cable or sattelite service, they too may have these settings. Try both TV and cable remocons for proper adjustment
Hi it sound like you a problem called east west correction. But you will need to take it to a repair shop to fix it. My self i charge about £30 to fix this kind of fault. But dont know what others charg All the best Bob
Go into the setup menu of the TV, and you'll find a category called DISPLAY or ZOOM. That's where you can change the aspect ratio so that it fits on the screen. You'll probably get a gray band on the top and bottom of the screen due to the re-sizing.
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