Pictures are stretched

Yes you can, in 1942 columbus sailed the ochean blue. he also discovered the treadmill, you may and will use this device and in pictures you will no longer look fat and or wide

Not problem!

You need to set the PC video resolution to 1600 x 900 for proper 16:9 wide screen format. But if your pictures that you taken with your camera were not 16:9, IE 4 X 5 then it will be stretched side way to fill the screen.

may be problem with graphics card.
lower your resolution

You need to consult your products owners manual for the correct procedure on how to synchronize the operation of the two components. If this does not work, make a call to the products technical help further assistance. Hope this helps you with our problem.

this is not monitor dependent. It depends on the graphics software that you use, try to keep your proportions locked with your graphics software.

example when you want to increase the size of an image drag it from a corner and not from the side.

What operating system are you using?

have you set the resolution to the max of the monitor? 19 inchers usually need 1440x900.

to do so go to control panel and display properties then slide the slider to the max, apply and exit.

hope that helps

the original image size was probably recorded in 4:3 aspect ratio...meaning your widescreen is a 16:9 ratio size screen and is stretching it outwards to fill the whole screen. If you want the image to look normal.. ie. not short and fat people.... you need to change the picture size in the settings from widescreen 16:9 to normal 4:3 tv in the settings menu most likely...Also most remotes will/should have a button for that.

The issue here is that you have a low resolution picture and a high resolution display. Windows is "stretching" the smaller, low resolution picture so that it will fit across the larger area, thus distorting it. Right click on the desktop and select properties. Go to the Desktop tab. There should be an item there for position. Is it set to Stretch? If it is, then this is causing the problem. Set it to center, and it should appear fine. If you want to keep this from happening: 1) User higher resolution pictures. 2) Turn down the resolution on your screen (this can be done from the Settings tab of display properties).