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My lg tv is overfilled, it cuts people off on the top and cuts the bottom off. How do I get the picture to fit the screen

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Its pretty easy check your remocon for the button that writes
ratio press it continiouly until you find the 16:9 ratio
hope you get it right
George (ratio button usually is on top right of you remocon )

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  • Posted on Oct 14, 2007

SOURCE: Picture too large

Normallly, if the picture size button on the remote for the television does not achieve the desired affect, then, a cable box or a satelite box is where the change needs to be made.
For example:
Some Motorola Cable receivers need to be set up in the menu to go to a wide screen or zoom mode when an analog signal is detected. There may be a format button on the remote.
Some Dish Network boxes have Size buttons on their remotes and also in their main menu.
It's difficult to determine the repair without knowing the types of the peripherals.
Hope this helps.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 12, 2009

SOURCE: My picture doesn't fit my LG Plasma 42" TV.

Try going to your LG menu , go to screen option and take it off zoom. This could be your problem.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 08, 2009

SOURCE: LG 42 inch picture does not fit on the tv screen horizontally

The format is set incorrectly. Go into the Picture settings in the menu and adjust the format settings until you get the size picture that you like.
Craig

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 03, 2009

SOURCE: Picture outside of screen limits

I have Time Warner Cable and just FIXED this problem. On the cable box remote, there is a button with the word "Aspect" on it. On my particular remote, this is the "#" button (pound symbol) and by pressing that button, it gives you options of "Zoom 1", "Zoom 2", "Stretch" and "Normal". By setting it to "Normal", it completely solved the problem. Oh and by the way, my t.v. is the LG 47" flat screen LCD. Hope this helps the other frustrated folks out there.
------Dave

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  • Posted on Sep 28, 2010

SOURCE: LG TV MODEL 442L0520 SERIAL 005RMKUA3341 PICTURE

You need to go into the TV menu and change the settings for the display! Press the Menu button and adjust the Picture! It's probably set to automatic and not reading them correctly.

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  2. Choose the 4:3 ratio for older movies and TV programs. You should see a pair of bars on the left and right side of the screen. (That's okay: the bars keep the program in the same proportion in which it was filmed.)
  3. Select the 16:9 ratio for widescreen movies and for more recent shows to match their longer width. For some movies, you may see black bars and the top and bottom of the screen. Again, that allows the movie to be shown in the manner it was filmed.
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  5. Select "Horizon" to horizontally expand the image onscreen. It will fill the whole screen---eliminating the black bars to the left and the right---but it may look distorted.
  6. Use the "Zoom 1" option to zoom the image forward. That will eliminate the black bars at the top or the bottom of the screen, though you will cut off the edges of the image.
  7. Pick the "Zoom 2" button to select a midway point between "Horizon" and "Zoom 1." The picture is stretched, but not as much as with "Horizon," and fills the screen, but doesn't cut off as much as "Zoom 1."
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  9. Exit the menu when you are done and watch your programming normally.
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A lot depends on what the TV station cuts off also.
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on what sd tv or hd tv native is on 16.9 then take zom off or wide fit
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