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Full screen resolution depends on the source signal that you feed to your LCD TV. Most often, the signal come in 16:9 screen size, which sometimes show big black portion on both top and bottom of screen. To maximizes screen display, you can adjust the screen size of your LCD TV through remote control, this features are available in most LCD TV. you will have the option to choose Full Screen Mode, 16:9 screen resolution or many others to choose from (most case about 3 to 4 screen size.

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  • Anonymous Jul 03, 2011

    thank you -we have tried to find this on the setup mode with no luck

  • jheremiel Jul 03, 2011

    Hi, To make sure i'm providing right reply, can i know exactly what can you see on the screen.
    what are the source signal, is it DVD, bluray or TV channels?

  • Anonymous Jul 03, 2011

    parents new tv on cable - all setup went ok - but cannot find on the remoye
    how to change screen size

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