NYSoundwaves
I cannot figure out how to go full screen on my video screens. I can drag the sides out to fill the screens but I still see the minimize, the X and the lines around the frame. I have 7 pro version. Is there a way to maximize the screen easily?
Dave
NYSoundwaves
Dave
NYSoundwaves
geposted Mon 20 Jun 11 @ 2:53 pm
synthet1c
geposted Mon 20 Jun 11 @ 8:15 pm
semperfiBSE
i've never been able to get rid of the border/box for the window either. it's not too big a deal but it can take away i understand from some the experience. luckily, it's very thin and i use a black glass border in a windows 7 interface with a black background so it's barely noticeable.
geposted Tue 21 Jun 11 @ 5:02 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
Uncheck the "Keep ratio (crop) & Keep Ratio (full)", see if that helps.
Huey
Huey
geposted Tue 21 Jun 11 @ 5:21 pm
semperfiBSE
nah, either way the window doesn't have a maximize option or way to get rid of the box. i've tried just about everything in my little pc guru handbook and short of recoding the video window option in the software itself.... the only other option is to adjust a 2nd monitors options to expand the screen beyond the tvs physical borders by a little bit all the way around and then drag the box portion to the just out of view desktop. only option i can think of. many tvs have similar options.
geposted Wed 22 Jun 11 @ 3:03 pm
synthet1c
If you pick your other monitor in the drop down tab you don't have a window, the image will be full screen with no border
geposted Wed 22 Jun 11 @ 6:15 pm
NYSoundwaves
That was it, changing the TV Output fixed it. Thank you, thank you, thank you so much.
geposted Wed 22 Jun 11 @ 8:46 pm