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monitoring on a 1080p monitor

Ruairi Robinson

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Hey - I'm trying to make red output to a 1080p bravia tv/monitor. (KDL-46V2500) The live output from the camera is cropped and scaled and offset onscreen. The whole image does not fit. It's like it's doubled the pixels, and not centred it. the image is shifted to the right. Is there some mode on the camera (or the tv) to make it fit? or at least show 1:1 pixels and have it in the middle of the screen?

R.
 
I've seen right-offset on a smaller 720p Bravia; how long is the lead you're running?

Also, because you're feeding a 1080p screen with 720p video (this is all the camera will currently output) you'll see that doubling effect.

The screen should have scaling options if it's decent.
 
I've seen right-offset on a smaller 720p Bravia; how long is the lead you're running?

Also, because you're feeding a 1080p screen with 720p video (this is all the camera will currently output) you'll see that doubling effect.

The screen should have scaling options if it's decent.

The lead is like 6 feet or ish. I don't think that's an issue. The image quality is perfect. It's hdmi btw.
 
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