Not sure what happend, but it appears to be fixed. I downloaded the
updates this morning and I hooked my computer up to the TV to listen to
music and bam it worked!
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Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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http://www.ypass.net/blog/2009/07/dvi-to-hdmi-overscan-screen-edge-
cutoff-on-an-hdtv/ (This is one of the articles I came acrossed).
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Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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Yeah, I did some research on the overscan. I happend to run into an
article with someone else who has the same issues with a Phillps HDTV
and Ubuntu.
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Thanks for following up.
Google 'TV overscan', I don't know if it's what's going on but at least
I bet you'll find it an interesting subject.
On Wed, Mar 07, 2012 at 06:01:39PM -, Matthew wrote:
> I have tested a live CD of Ubuntu 11.10 and it appears to be having the
> same issue. So, I'm sw
I have tested a live CD of Ubuntu 11.10 and it appears to be having the
same issue. So, I'm switching the status of this "Bug" to invalid. I
guess my TV is having some technical issues...I tested a desktop
computer with a Nvidia Geforce 8400GS to confirm this problem. It has
the same technical prob
Will do, I'll report back here with the requested info as soon as I can.
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Title:
Display wont go higher than 1024x768
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It could just be TV overscan. But the regression aspect is interesting.
Boot a 11.10 livecd, set to not mirrored, and then collect 'xrandr
--verbose' and add as an attachment to this bug report, for comparison
purposes. Also grab the /var/log/Xorg.0.log and attach that as well.
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Okay, I booted from my beta 12.04 CD. The splash logo is perfectly fine,
but once it gets to the loading screen it has borders on each end of the
TV. I can uncheck the Mirror Display to somewhat fix the problem, it is
just too big. The Unity Bar is barely visible, and I can't even see the
time or t
Ok, I'll do that now and report back here.
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You are using xorg-edgers, don't do that if you value stability.
Please test vanilla 12.04beta, boot the livecd and test the second
monitor there.
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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** Description changed:
When I connect my computer to an external device, in this case a
- Phillips HD "42 TV it says that anything than the current resolution is
- supported. I know this is a bug because it works fine in 11.10 and has
- stopped in 12.04.
+ Phillips HD "42 TV it says that anythi
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