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peace5eighty6
I'm running at 720P 16:9 and my tv is set to 16:9 WS. I have the screen calibrated perfectly (as shown HERE). When I play a game from the HD, for example, Madden 2007, when in the menus I see black bars about an inch thick on the left & right of the screen. Once I enter actual gameplay everything is OK. When I play HALO 2 or NBA Street V3 everything is perfect. If I try any of the Splinter Cell games, I get the 1inch think black bars again the entire time. It just seems kind of random depending on which game I am in.

Is this normal or what? Again my tv is set to accept Widescreen 16:9 720P. sleep.gif

After searching for anyone that has a similiar problem, I came across THIS POST, which is Exactly what I am experiencing. It seems as though nobody has an answer to the issue. dry.gif

Just for shits and giggles, my tv is a Philips, not a Panny (mentioned in the post I linked to).



Anyone!!??
alf4_n1n54
QUOTE(peace5eighty6 @ Mar 31 2007, 07:33 PM) *

I'm running at 720P 16:9 and my tv is set to 16:9 WS. I have the screen calibrated perfectly (as shown HERE). When I play a game from the HD, for example, Madden 2007, when in the menus I see black bars about an inch thick on the left & right of the screen. Once I enter actual gameplay everything is OK. When I play HALO 2 or NBA Street V3 everything is perfect. If I try any of the Splinter Cell games, I get the 1inch think black bars again the entire time. It just seems kind of random depending on which game I am in.

Is this normal or what? Again my tv is set to accept Widescreen 16:9 720P. sleep.gif

After searching for anyone that has a similiar problem, I came across THIS POST, which is Exactly what I am experiencing. It seems as though nobody has an answer to the issue. dry.gif

Just for shits and giggles, my tv is a Philips, not a Panny (mentioned in the post I linked to).
Anyone!!??
If you look on the back of the box it will say 4:3 or 16:9 its just the way the game is made.
peace5eighty6
That makes me wonder though, because what I am describing is not what I see when I watch a 4:3 video. This is widescreen with like 1.5" black bars on each side, when I view 4:3 content it's like 6" bars on each side.


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