1366x720 resolution?

[silv55]

hi guys; i have my Hp dv-6 1259DX and it has Intel card Hd 4500 with max resolution 1366x720 and my LCD Tv has the same resolution through HDMI,how come whem i use 1366x720 my TV displays a very small screen,in order to fill tv screen i have to change resolution to 1280x720 and then has screen edges cut,i realy don't understand,can you shad some light, is there any drivers that can adjust the 1366x720 to fit the screen, in Win 10 or win 7?

 

[voyagerfan99]

Your TV runs a higher resolution than your LCD does. You just need to find the right setting.

 

[Geoff]

Are you running your displays in mirrored mode or extended desktop mode?

 

[Darren]

1280x720 is standard HD and normally called 720p. 1366 x 768 is just a tad higher than this and is normally found on laptop screens. Use the 720p for the TV as most TV's support either 720P or 1080P, and normally will look funky if you try something in between.

 

[silv55]

Are you running your displays in mirrored mode or extended desktop mode?

use it as mirror, but i tried to extended and same result, i guess i have to live with it this way.

 

[voyagerfan99]

When you extend it you should be able to change the resolution for each monitor individually. It's only if you clone it that you can only set one resolution.

 

[kdfresh09]

1360 x 768 resolution is what may work best. i have a 720p tv screen, looks great, but when a pc is hooked up to it, for this tv at least ( i have others that are different), 1360 x 768 gives the reported recomended/native resolution for the screen. maybe it is with yours. just look for the resolution in the list, noted as recomended or native. thats the resolution you want...and be sure to have it in EXTENDED mode so you have independant controle over each screens resolution

 

[silv55]

When you extend it you should be able to change the resolution for each monitor individually. It's only if you clone it that you can only set one resolution.

Can you give me instructions on Extended monitors, and will that work when booting up pc or i have to config every time i boot PC?

 

[voyagerfan99]

Can you give me instructions on Extended monitors, and will that work when booting up pc or i have to config every time i boot PC?

You configure it in Windows. Connect your TV, then right click on the desktop and choose Screen Resolution. Next to "Multiple Displays", click it and choose Extended These Displays. Click Apply and then select your TV And set it to its native resolution, then click apply again.

 

[silv55]

You configure it in Windows. Connect your TV, then right click on the desktop and choose Screen Resolution. Next to "Multiple Displays", click it and choose Extended These Displays. Click Apply and then select your TV And set it to its native resolution, then click apply again.

Thanks voyagerfan99; when i try to do extand displays i get this;check pic attach..


http://postimg.org/image/4e90cyfn5/239fe708/

 

[voyagerfan99]

So can you click apply and then change the resolution?

 

[silv55]

So can you click apply and then change the resolution?

The way you see in the pic, where shows resolution, it doesn't allow to change anything it's frozen

 

[voyagerfan99]

It says click apply before you can change anything. Can you change anything after you click apply?

 

[silv55]

It says click apply before you can change anything. Can you change anything after you click apply?

no;

 

[lincsman]

I had the same problem. Go into your TV settings and select the aspect ratio and change it. If it's an option, choose scan or auto detect.

 

[silv55]

I had the same problem. Go into your TV settings and select the aspect ratio and change it. If it's an option, choose scan or auto detect.

My lcd TV Vizio VW42L doesn't have resolution controls, nor aspect ratio settings.

 

[C4C]

You should have an option to "auto adjust".... My samsung monitor/TV had half the screen hanging off until it set itself properly..