Super Emotia underscan/overscan

[Uncle Rico]

Can anyone help?

Whilst using a super emotia with a pvm, and having the overscan switched on, the image zooms in too far and i lose about 5 or 6 lines of the image on the top and bottom of the screen. With the underscan switched on the image fails to fill the screen and i am left with a few lines missing on the top and bottom. Having read an earlier post from Fudoh, i believe that overscan is the way to go but how do you get the image to fill the screen without losing any of the image/lines. There are no vertical adjustment settings on the emotia that can remedy this.

Does anyone know how to overcome this problem?

Forgive me if this has already been answered somewhere, i have looked.

[Fudoh]

If you're using underscan you're losing your input/output line/pixel/scanline alignment, so that's totally out of the question.

Set the Emotia to overscan and adjust your display accordingly.

[Uncle Rico]

Would i have to adjust the display via the hidden menu on the pvm? I cant seem to find any adjustments elsewhere.

Thanks for the quick response.

[Fudoh]

certainly depends on the year your PVM was built in. Might just as well be analogue dial controls in the back of the chassis.

[Uncle Rico]

Ok thats great thanks. Its a 20L4 model that i got new and still in its original box a couple of years ago. I think it was from early 2000s, maybe 2002/2003, I'll have to check when i get back later. It had been kept in storage and unused since then. Is it the norm to have to make this adjustment with this ( x360/emotia/pvm ) set up?

[Uncle Rico]

Sorted now. It was easy enough to adjust when in the service menu. Its so much better now, fills the screen nice, I'm sure it feels a bit smoother too. Cheers Fudoh.