Acer Aspire iDea 510 User Manual page 59

Problems
Troubleshooting Media
Center
When connecting a TV
to the system via HDMI
the image on the TV
appears overscanned.
(for Aspire iDea 510)
When connecting a TV
to the system via
Component (YPbPr), the
image appears
abnormal in the TV. (for
Aspire iDea 510)
When connecting a TV
to the system via YPbPr
the image on the TV
appears overscanned.
(for Aspire iDea 510)
Accessory programs
Can I set the slideshow
timing for my picture
slide DVD?
How does Quick Burn
work? How does it know
when to stop scanning
my DV tape?
Possible solutions
We recommend enabling the Automatic Windows Update to obtain
the latest hot-fix.
If you need more information about troubleshooting Media Center,
refer to the Media Center Help or visit the Microsoft website
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/mediacenter/evaluation/
faq.mspx.
To access the Media Center Help:
1 Open Media Center.
2 Select Settings.
3 Press the OK button on the remote control.
4 Select Help, then press the OK button.
Overscan is a common behavior with many TVs. To correct overscan
on the TV, do the following:
1.Exit Media Center.
2.Using the wireless touchpad, right-click on a blank area on the
Windows desktop.
3.Select NVIDIA Display > the current display device > nView
Display Settings.
4.Click the Device Settings button and select HDTV Overscan
Configuration.
5.Click the Underscan checkbox and click OK.
Do the following:
1.Exit Media Center.
2.Using the wireless touchpad, right-click on a blank area on the
Windows desktop.
3.Select NVIDIA Display > TV > TV Settings > Signal format.
4.Select HDTV or SDTV or EDTV and click OK.
Overscan is a common behavior with many TVs. To correct overscan
on the TV, do the following:
1.Exit Media Center.
2.Using the wireless touchpad, right-click on a blank area on the
Windows desktop.
3.Select NVIDIA Display > TV > TV Settings > Overscan
Compensation.
4.Click the Underscan checkbox.
5.Click the Overscan Compensation button to adjust the underscan
percentage and click OK.
PSD automatically sets the timing for the picture slide DVD from 2.5
to 6 seconds depending on the number of pictures and the length
of the background music.
Quick Burn automatically scans your DV tape for scene changes and
creates a DVD video based on these scene changes. Quick Burn will
stop scanning the DV tape for scenes after it detects 5 seconds of
blank recording.
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