My problem is,when i play my cartridge Last Blade on my Aes.Starting on the left of my tv screen(vertical)a portion is been cut.The character`s first letter name is been cut.For example like Kaede.I can only see half of the starting letter K.Same to the credit also.Can only see half of the starting letter c.Wonder why?Anyone can help?Thanks.Lee. <img src="graemlins/help.gif" border="0" alt="[Help]" />
Picture problem.Please anybody can help or know this?
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Could really use more information about your setup.
My guess is that you're using composite video with any of a million televisions that will cut part of your view. If you can, try to adjust the viewing area on the television.
I've had this problem personally, it's one of those things that will really tick you off into buying another TV.
My guess is that you're using composite video with any of a million televisions that will cut part of your view. If you can, try to adjust the viewing area on the television.
I've had this problem personally, it's one of those things that will really tick you off into buying another TV.
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It must be a width prob with your TV IMHO ( or some other problem causing overscan, like excessive ht), otherwise you would see a gap on the right side. It maybe more noticable on some games because of the positioning of the text charcters.
A TV will only scan to the extent of the raster image, your Neo will not make it overscan. If it was a sync problem the picture may be displaced but you would see a gap on the other side.
Have you seen a test card transmission on your set recently, maybe its just a width or shift adjustment, however modern sets dont have these.
Is a recent model ?
A TV will only scan to the extent of the raster image, your Neo will not make it overscan. If it was a sync problem the picture may be displaced but you would see a gap on the other side.
Have you seen a test card transmission on your set recently, maybe its just a width or shift adjustment, however modern sets dont have these.
Is a recent model ?
Ok thanks.Will try.But i remember when i bought it,it`s already like that.And i cannot return it, cause dealer help me to buy it from Hong Kong.Others if know how to solve this please help.And here also like to Thanks Kyo 2000, Candycab & ttooddddyy for the fast reply and help.Really appreciate.Lee 
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Thinks.....maybe a fault in the cart, something causing the text character layer to be displaced slightly ??? Not beyond the realms of possibility.
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BTW, Late, I already asked you this once and you didn't probably see my post:
Whereabouts in Finland do you live?. I have been studying in Turun Yliopisto last year and will be there again in a month!
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My Sega Saturn has a very similar problem to the one you describe.
I am using an old Analog 20" Panasonic TV monitor w/ S-video (made in the mid-80's)
Each Saturn game I play looks slightly different.(Cuts-off a certain portion, or none at all)
What I do is, adjust the TV to a setting that doesn't cut-off too much, and isn't too small, just evening out the image.
So, it looks ok on all the games.
Not much help really, but.....
(Re-calibrating TV's/Monitors is actually kinda fun, in a monotonous-sort of way, for me...)
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I am using an old Analog 20" Panasonic TV monitor w/ S-video (made in the mid-80's)
Each Saturn game I play looks slightly different.(Cuts-off a certain portion, or none at all)
What I do is, adjust the TV to a setting that doesn't cut-off too much, and isn't too small, just evening out the image.
So, it looks ok on all the games.
Not much help really, but.....
(Re-calibrating TV's/Monitors is actually kinda fun, in a monotonous-sort of way, for me...)
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its just an over scan problem, like takumaji said.
alot of newer and higer end tv's have service modes that you can enter to adjust things like that, just like your pc monitor.
i have a toshiba 20" fst, and for the most part, everything is centered and whatnot. sometimes i do go in and adjust it, like if i was using my pc on my tv.
alot of newer and higer end tv's have service modes that you can enter to adjust things like that, just like your pc monitor.
i have a toshiba 20" fst, and for the most part, everything is centered and whatnot. sometimes i do go in and adjust it, like if i was using my pc on my tv.
Most new TVs can fix this through the setup, it is hidden menus that have to be accessed in quirky ways but if you call the some video services you could get instructions for your particualr TV. It can be ways such as setting bass at lowest and discant at max and then pressing some other buttons or entering the menu and punch in some 4 digit code or something other similar. But inside these menus you can position the picture and some other features.