Hi I brought panasonic LCD tv model no. TH-L32U20D attached to PC. When i display my flash and image application on LCD (PC resolution 1280*768 , LCD resolution 1280*768) through my pc, it is showing 0.5 inch strip on top and bottom. I want to know the solution. Can you help me for this. Pls

This happens when you're trying to run the laptop screen and the TV at the same time. It's caused because the laptop screen and the TV are different resolutions. Very few laptops can run two different screen resolutions at the same time.

The TC-L32X1 supports a fixed range of resolutions. These are listed on page 24 of the user manual http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-L32X1?t=manuals&support#tabs The resolutions are [4:3] 640x480 and 1024x768, and [16:9] 800x480, 1280x768, 1366x768. I would recommend either 1366 x 768 or 1280x768.

What you do next is set the laptop so that it runs the TV only. It's slightly different between brands, but they all use a combination of the "Fn" key and maybe F4, or F5 or F8 or one of the function keys that has the monitor symbol. Press the Fn and the appropriate function key at the same time. The displays will cycle: laptop only -> laptop + TV -> TV only -> laptop only.

Once just the TV is getting a picture, you can use the laptop's graphics tab to change the resolution if the laptop hasn't already done this for you. This does vary depending on the operating system and the video card software. Try right clicking on the background image on the desktop and see if there's a short cut to the Graphics Properties.

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Before spend $$ on replacement boards, make sure anything attached to it is powered off. Unplug TV for 5mn to 15min. Plug back in and it should power on. If not leave unplugged overnight before spending on a replacement board. We have to do this 2-3 times per year when someone forgets to turn off auxiliary components (receiver, DVD, cable box, etc) first. It has always come back on.

"JUST PRESS CINEMA MODE ON YOUR REMOTE CONTROL AND SELECT APPROPRATE VIEWING MODE" it might be located under the left of 0 with an image like stretching as indicated on my remote. It is the issue about the overscanning and underscanning of tv using HDMI connection. I have been the same problem as you but I did solved it using this. Hope this would help!

Hi,
It seems your computer is set on high display resolution that tv does not support, reduce display resolution to get PC image in tv.
Click on Control Panel of Windows and click on Display, new window will pop up, select Settings Tab and reduce Scree Resolution by sliding bar towards Less then try.
Hope these info will help you.
Let me know if you have additional question.
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What resolution did you set your PC?
Check the TV operating manual and look for list of supported PC formats(resolution).

The resolution is not set at the TV, the video source sets what the TV will display, 720i/p in = 720i/p display. May be you are talking about the aspect RATIO setting, 16:9, 4:3, zoom1, 2, 3.
It works the same as youe PC monitor, the resolution is set at the PC not at the monitor.

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Hi, you probably won't get audio from the HDMI port on a laptop post the exact model so I can check for you, you can get an adapter from the audio out to the in on the TV, as for the resolution, lower the resolution on the laptop before connecting it, simply right click the mouse anywhere on the desktop, then left click on properties then settings, then pull the resolution level to 800x600 save by clicking apply and OK , try a few settings to get the highest resolution the TV can display correctly.
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Make sure your TV does indeed support the resolutions you are trying to use. Some low quality HDMI cables can also be troublesome in higher resolution so try one you are sure to work.

Regarding to the desktop only being extended when using the RGB cables, try bringing up the desktop properties window, select the TV as the primary monitor and select "Use this monitor as Primary monitor". You might have to drag the windows Taskbar over to the other monitor, just rightclick the taskbar, uncheck "Lock the Taskbar" and drag it over to the other monitor.



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