My question is why does it seem my picture is zoomed in?
i want to know if it is a connection problem or if the tube is going out.
the tv is about 3 yrs old.
there is not a feature in the cable box that zooms in. this is happening with the dvd and vcr also and they are not hooked through the cable box.there is not a feature in the cable box that zooms in. this is happening with the dvd and vcr also and they are not hooked through the cable box.
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There's trouble in the set's vertical output circuit. Often this is because of bad solder connection, but there could be parts that need to be replaced as well. It isn't the picture tube going bad, though, so the set could be fixed. (Actually, even a bad picture tube can be replaced, but when the tube goes it's cheaper to buy a new TV!) Often just resoldering the connections in the affected area brings the picture back to full height. It's not unusual for capacitors in that area to wear out with age, but they're inexpensive parts.
The trouble with TV repairs is the labor cost. If you don't know anyone who has the skills to check over a circuit board and do electronic soldering, and to check and replace parts, you'll need to have a professional do it. The total cost of repairing a small TV might make it worth spending a little more on a new flat-screen LCD. They've really come down in price.
Most shops charge a fee (applied to the repair if you go ahead) to check the set and give a repair estimate. If you don't mind the gamble, get the set checked. Otherwise, start looking for a good sale on something new.
U have a CRT tube analoge standard tv,this feature will not work for a CRT analoge standard tv.Zoom in and out,picture sizes like 480,720 and 1080.The analoge tv can't get the tv signal ranges beyond 480i that why u have black sides bars picture,if u have a HD TV like a LCD tv or Plasma tv,than the Zooming in feature will works.
So far you've done all the right things, please also try to upload new firmware: I doubt that it will solve the issue, but the alternative is a repair.
try uniinstalling the software then install new software se if that works or try to download new drivers from web , ps what windows do you have xp seems to have probs with camera software or check to see if they is any conflict with camera instalation
This can be caused not enough high voltage going to the picture tube. If the picture seems to get larger and smaller depending on the brightness of the scene on the screen that is probably what it is. IF that is the problem, there isn't much a normal consumer can do.
there is not a feature in the cable box that zooms in. this is happening with the dvd and vcr also and they are not hooked through the cable box.
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