I need to change the aspect ratio on the fijitsu plasmavision - everyone looks fat. how do i do this?

Fujitsu Plasmavision with error Message Condition 1

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Jan 1, 2014 - The "Condition 1" error message indicates that the fan inside your TV is defective. This will prevent the TV from powering on in case it overheats ...

resolution is pixel settings
you need to change the aspect ratio

get the on screen menu on the screen
scroll around till you see aspect ratio and click on that use the buttons to change ( you will see the changes on the screen)
click ok and exit when satisfied
Fir aspect ration to change there can be a few reasons
some tv stations produce movies in the wrong ratio and it shows up for the movie as black edges or tall figures or fat figures ( change channel to verify)
or there can be a fault occurring in the board of the set that will not hold preset aspect ratios

Search the remote for a button that says "format" or "aspect ratio" or maybe "display." You're looking for 4:3 aspect ratio. This will probably give you bars on the sides of the pic and is usually only adjustable on analog.

The people look fat and stubby is due to trying to display pictures that were made for old TV 4:3 aspect ratio and you are now trying to fill in the TV screen that has 16:9 aspect ratio. The only way for you to see proper pictures is to set the aspect ratio to 4:3 mode or set it to automatic to let the TV select correct aspect ratio of the pictures, the bad part is that you will see black bars on the left and on the right of the pictures, see more details with regarding to the aspect ratio in the user manual.
Learn more here also:
http://hometheater.about.com/od/televisionbasics/a/aahdtvfaqs6a.htm

http://reviews.cnet.com/16:9-widescreen-tv-aspect-ratio/

Not sure about your sound problem.

You are trying to display standard definition TV 4:3 ASPECT RATIO to fill up the 16:9 screen and that is what you will get. You need to use the 'APSECT', 'P.MODE', or 'WIDE' button to set correct aspect ration to match the video source aspect ratio. Please see you owner manual for more details.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r5093881-lcd_flat_panel_tv_troubleshooting_guide
http://www.fixya.com/support/r6150077-basic_lcd_monitors_troubleshooting
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Look for 'ASPECT', 'MODE', 'VIDEO', or 'DISPLAY' on the remote button to change the aspect ratio.
One thing to remember is that if the video was made for 4:3 old TV format, when you expand it to fill 16:9 screen, people will loof short and fat.

The normal aspect ratio is 4:3 for most television broadcasts. If you have the ratio at 16:9, it will stretch the frame of a 4:3 ratio broadcast and cause that to happen. That is normal. 16:9 is only meant for widescreen broadcasts or movies. Some high-definition channels will add bars to the sides of the 4:3 broadcasts to solve this issue for non-compatible frames such as commercials. I would suggest using a 4:3 ratio setting when watching those types of broadcasts.

There is an aspect ratio setting in your menu options. You will have to change the aspect ratio so you get a normal screen.
This will most likely fix your problem.
If by slight chance it doesn't, you will have to remove the back of the tv and find the manuyal adjustments for it.
All newer Tv's have the aspect ratio/picture change setting.

you need to change the aspect ratio