TVs are usually set up to chop off the edges of the image they get by
default(!). I've found this is almost always true with mine.
You need to go into your TV/monitor settings and tell it to display
images at full size, and not crop the edges.
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Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1607445
Title:
Zoom is not correct when using HD monitor
Status in mir package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
Hey,
I use M10 FHD tablet with OTA-12 and when I connect it to the external HD
monitor, the zoom is not correct. I cannot see the any of the border (top
panel, launcher,...). But this only happens with some of the monitors.
One of the monitors that doesn't work correct is Samsung SyncMaster 2333HD.
Maybe because it's also a tv tuner?
Thanks
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