When I plug it in, it automatically goes back to the 4:3 format. No matter what setting I change, I can't get it to fill the screen. Any suggestions?
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Have you tried to adjust your screen size through the television controls? I have not had this problem. I wold ask the manufacturer or Nintendo support. It is always possible that the converter you received is defective and returning it for a new one would fix the problem. Contact the seller and try that. It might help. I have a large screen television and it fills the complete screen just as a movie would. Good luck. I hope you find a solution.
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You have to go to the wii video settings and change it to 16:9. I think that should help.
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Jus make sure the screen size is the correct one. I was hesitant when I bought it too. But it workes fine. Easy to install. Just have to patient. Good luck:)
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I just read the previous answer. There is a button in the back to change the video settings and then it works fine
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I'm having the exact same problem. I've tried changing resolution, using Quicktime and Real Player and get the same results.
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So far I find that it works but that it squashes all widescreen output in to a 4:3 display, distorting the image. We're using it for displaying laptop-to-TV, hoping there might be a resolution setting on the laptop that will fix it.
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The picture shifted to the left on 1080p. When I tried it with both 1080i and 720, it was centered appropriately. Hope that helps. Let me know when you try it!
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There are picture "mode" settings under the main menu. Some of the choices (from memory) are automatic, 16:9, cinema, and 4:3. Just change it to what looks best for each input or select automatic.
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I am usuing a dlp HDTV with the component cables. I had to manually lower the screen resolution in the android settings to get it working smoothly. I hope to get my HDMI port working soon however on my TV.
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I have not been able to get my windows 8 tablet which is at 1366x768 to go from the HDMI signal to VGA input on a projector or monitor. I tried 3 different projectors and one monitor. I have had no success with it.
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I'm having the exact same problem when trying 1080p. It lets me go to 144hz when not in HD though.
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Very interested in your method. I found that aspect ratio for original resolution is 4:3, which means that it will distort your image when the screen is 16:9. Do you experience the same problem when you use DVI to HDMI cable.
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I'm not sure if it's what your question is about, but when I manually change resolution of the monitor connected via this adapter it works fine. The only problem was the image didn't scale to fit monitor with some resolutions below 1024x768, so there were black fields on the sides. I don't remember the exact resolutions I tryed.
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No, mine works fine. They seem to have a great resolution team. Contact them and see what they can do.
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Your TV should have a setting in the menu labeled 3D Mode. Set it to Reversed, or if it is already there, set it to Standard.
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Software controlling digital image display seeks to fill the screen in one of several ways. If you are getting distortions, it means the setting is wrong for the signal you are receiving. Look for something like "boxed" as an option in the screen setup -- or just try the options given (rarely as many as four) until you get what you want.
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You might want to try the following using the Screen Settings in the Settings Menu (pp29-30 of the manual):Wide Mode - FullAuto Wide - On4:3 Default (grayed out)Display - Full PixelHorizontal Center - 0Vertical Center - +3This seems to resolve the "over-scan" issues with 1080i. The downside, depending on your point of view, is that everything is displayed in its true aspect ratio (there are a variety of wide screen ratios used even on the same channel.) This could be a distraction, though I got use to it very quickly and don't think about any more. Anyway, give it a try. You can always change it back if you don't like the results. You might want to try the following using the Screen Settings in the Settings Menu (pp29-30 of the manual):Wide Mode - FullAuto Wide - On4:3 Default (grayed out)Display - Full PixelHorizontal Center - 0Vertical Center - +3This seems to resolve the "over-scan" issues with 1080i. The downside, depending on your point of view, is that everything is displayed in its true aspect ratio (there are a variety of wide screen ratios used even on the same channel.) This could be a distraction, though I got use to it very quickly and don't think about... » Read More You might want to try the following using the Screen Settings in the Settings Menu (pp29-30 of the manual):Wide Mode - FullAuto Wide - On4:3 Default (grayed out)Display - Full PixelHorizontal Center - 0Vertical Center - +3This seems to resolve the "over-scan" issues with 1080i. The downside, depending on your point of view, is that everything is displayed in its true aspect ratio (there are a variety of wide screen ratios used even on the same channel.) This could be a distraction, though I got use to it very quickly and don't think about any more. Anyway, give it a try. You can always change it back if you don't like the results. « Show Less
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I didn't have that problem but there was a glitch in mine which made my screen flicker. I believe that it's a manufacturing issue. If you can't get it to work, is send it back and ask for another one