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Old 02-04-2008, 06:11 PM
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Streaming video image not showing full screen on TV display

I use WinXP on my desktop PC which is fitted with an nVidea nview graphics card.
When I play a DVD and view it on a TV connected via an S-video lead from the PC, the image is in Full Screen as it should be.(Windows Media player and also Intervideo WinDVD 4)
However, a streamed video does not give full screen on the TV - one simply sees whatever is on the main monitor screen. Yet, on my laptop a streamed video image does expand to full screen on a connected TV display.
I cannot find anywhere on the nVidea control panels where one can change the configuration. Perhaps a driver is missing or has been damaged.
Any ideas ?
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