Full screen problems
 

I have a 22" Samsung 2232bw monitor for my pc but when i play DVDs it never fills the whole screen? But when i streem tv and the like off the internet it does fill the screen. is there a setting that i have missed that i need to change?

thanks :salut:

Re: Full screen problems
 

What program you playing the DVD's in?

Play them in Media Player, right click, press full screen.

Re: Full screen problems
 

yep i use media player because its simpler than the other DVD player my comp has (cant think of the name now)

yeha i do that, but it still does not fill the screen. i know some DVDs have the black boarder on the top, because of wide screen, but mine is wide screen so it shouldnt suffer from this much. but also there is about 3 inchs horizontal on each side of black boarder which is the problem (as well as the borader on the top)

does that make more sence?

Re: Full screen problems
 

Yarp a little, have you fiddled around with your monitor properties?

What system are you running?

Re: Full screen problems
 

Doesnt WMP optimise, so it wont go so big that it pixilates

Re: Full screen problems
 

Thats what i thought, but, its a DVD, it shouldnt be that bad...

Re: Full screen problems
 

some films are extra widescreen* so you will still get the black boarders top and bottom. It will do the same on your TV as well if you have a widescreen TV.

*This is my technical term

Re: Full screen problems
 

yep, its all been set up fine, right resolution, all drivers installed. ive got a dell dimention 5150 standard spec apart from ive now got 3Gb RAM. 2Ghz Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950, 128MB PCI Express x16

Re: Full screen problems
 

no i dont use this as my tv, just for streaming off the internet http://www.cucirca.com/2007/01/30/lo...-pilot-part-2/ like if it watch this, the second one, the screen fills.

Re: Full screen problems
 

i just checked somthing else, if i play music in MWP and go to graphic view on the now playing option, click full screen it completly fills the screen.