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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/03/23
Someone Somewhere said:
It’s a setting in the TV. Look for terms like ‘overscan’ , ‘pixel perfect’, ‘1:1’, or similar. Usually under the HDMI settings for that input.
In my case (my mother’s Samsung), the original setting was 16:9 which failed. What works is screen fit. Go figure.
Source: [WayBack] PC to TV HDMI image too large for screen – [Solved] – Graphics Cards
–jeroen
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