Television - Pace DSL4000 User Manual

Television

This screen allows you to inform your set-top box of the type of TV (normal/widescreen) you are
using, and which picture format (box/zoom/stretch) you prefer.
You can also choose whether or not to enable widescreen signalling:
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'Yes' means that your set-top box will instruct your TV to do the picture scaling –
this can give a better quality picture. Your TV must be capable of accepting this type
of signal – refer to the User Guide supplied with your TV.
•
'No' means that your set-top box will determine the picture scaling internally.
What kind of television do you have? Enable widescreen signalling?
Normal
Widescreen
Which picture format option do you prefer?
Box
Zoom
Stretch
To choose an option, highlight the appropriate round button and press Select.
To save any changes made, and return to the previous screen, highlight the Close button and press Select.
If you have a Normal television:
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Box means that the whole of the picture will be shown on your TV screen. If the picture is in widescreen
format, you will see black bars above and below it.
•
Zoom means that as much of the picture as possible will be shown on your TV screen. If the picture is in
widescreen format, you will not see some of the left and right hand areas of the picture.
•
Stretch means that the whole of the picture will be shown on your TV screen. If the picture is in widescreen
format, it will be 'stretched' from top-to-bottom to make it fit.
If you have a Widescreen
•
Box means that that the whole of the picture will be shown on your TV screen. If the picture is in normal
format, you will see black bars to the left and right of it.
•
Zoom means that as much of the picture as possible will be shown on your TV screen. If the picture is in
normal format, you will not see some of the top and bottom areas of the picture.
•
Stretch means that the whole of the picture will be shown on your TV screen. If the picture is in normal
format, it will be 'stretched' from side-to-side to make it fit.
Yes
No
television:
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