The TV of the TV box, the display area, becomes larger? How to call back

The set-top box generally has a screen adjustment function, such as Tmall Magic Box.

It's in Settings - Screen Adjustments. Upstairs said that setting the resolution might solve the problem, but the best way to do it is to resize the picture.

If the display area gets bigger, I think you can adjust it from the remote control in a settings center.

1. Turn on the TV and press the menu button of the remote control to bring up the menu options of the TV.

2. Find the image setting option and press the confirm button to enter.

3. After entering, find the image ratio, select it, press the volume + - to increase or decrease the image ratio, the user can adjust to the best ratio (full screen display) according to the screen display effect, the default image ratio is 100%.

4. If the full screen display is still not possible after adjusting the ratio, it may be caused by the hardware failure of the TV, and it is recommended to contact the after-sales service of the TV to detect and repair the TV.

First of all, your own TV has been cleared,Maybe it's the color line in your screen,It may be poor contact,It's probably the reason,It is recommended that you can find the maintenance personnel of your TV to help you repair it。

The area displayed has become larger. If you want to go back to the old model, you'll have to contact the TV installer.

In the set-top box settings of TV,Set the picture to the default value,Generally, it can solve the problem。

If the TV display area of the TV box becomes larger, this can be adjusted directly from the system settings.

In the settings of the set-top box, you can adjust the image bezel and make it smaller until the TV is full.

The TV of the TV box, the display area, becomes larger? How do I bring it back? This one can have one on TV. Well, the settings. You can use the remote control. Make adjustments.

If the display area is to be larger, you want to adjust it to blue.

<> if you have a set-top box connected to your TV and notice that the screen has become smaller, it may be because the resolution of the set-top box is different from that of your TV, causing the screen to appear black bars. To solve this problem, you can try the following:

Find the resolution setting in the settings of the set-top box and set it to the same resolution as the TV resolution. Usually, there should be multiple selectable resolutions in the set-top box settings, and you can try to choose the resolution that suits your TV to adjust.

Find the display mode or screen ratio setting in your TV's settings and set it to "Full Screen" or "Adaptive" mode to fill the screen.

Try adjusting your TV's zoom settings to make sure it fills the entire screen. Usually, the zoom settings of your TV can be adjusted through the "Zoom" or "Proportion" buttons on your TV remote.

1.Check the settings to see if the image ratio is inappropriate, it should be 16:9 to fill the screen.

2.If you set 4:3, the screen image is reduced, which affects **.

1. Start the TV;

2. Point the remote control at the TV, press the "Screen" button on the remote control, and press the "Menu" button if there is no "Screen" button"On-screen display settings"；

3. After pressing the "Screen Display" button, the TV screen will pop up the "Screen Display Settings" window;

4. In the "Screen Display Settings" window, find the "Full Screen" mode, select it, and press the "Confirm" button to achieve full screen display.

5. The TV screen display mode refers to the mode in which the image is displayed on the screen, such as 4:3 and 16:9 ratio, etc., at 16:

There are also several screen display modes in the display ratio of 9, such as equal ratio, full screen, intelligence, characters, text, etc.; Users can switch one by one and choose the best display mode according to the actual effect displayed on the screen.

1. Press the "Screen Display" button on the remote control;

2. The TV screen will display several modes such as "4:3", "16:9", "16:10", "widescreen" and "full screen";

3. Press the up and down buttons to select the desired display mode, and then press the left and right buttons to confirm.

If you have purchased a TV, but find that the TV frame is relatively large and the small TV cannot be placed, you can consider the following solutions:

This can not only save the space for storing a small TV, but also improve the comfort of the TV and avoid problems such as cervical spine pain.

2.Replace your TV stand: If you can't fit your TV in your existing TV stand, consider investing in a larger TV stand. Some TV cabinets offer more space and more compartments, and you can choose to place a small TV in one of the compartments.

3.Place a small electric coarse watch on a table: If you have room on your desk, consider placing a small TV on the table. This way, you can do something else while **TV and save space.

In conclusion, if you want to make full use of the space and avoid the problem of a large TV frame and a small TV, you can try some of the solutions mentioned above.

1. Modify the TV system, and adopt the PAL system in China.

2. Modify the screen display ratio of the set-top box to be consistent with the screen display ratio of the TV, LCD TV is 16:9, CRT TV is 4:3.

Note: Generally, the ratio of screen width to height is called aspect ratio (also known as aspect ratio or screen ratio), and the feature of widescreen is that the width of the screen significantly exceeds the height. The standard screen ratio is generally 4:

There are two types of 3 and 16:9, but there are several "variants" of 16:9, such as 15:

9 and 16:10, because their ratio is relatively close to 16:9, these three screen ratios of LCD can be called widescreen.

In addition, if there is a special ratio, such as 24:9, it is also considered widescreen.

It is recommended that you set the screen resolution in the settings.

Isn't it okay to set the resolution with the remote control to adjust the proportion.

You adjust the resolution to try, it is recommended that you go to the znds forum to find a solution. There is a special solution to the problem of set-top box upgrade flashing.