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Thread: Resize EPG ON XTREND ET7500

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    Resize EPG ON XTREND ET7500

    Hi,

    I just bought an XTREND ET7500 and I cant find an option to resize the EPG its too large so I cant see the outer writing at the edge of the screen.
    Is there anyway to resize?

    Ant tips will be much appreciated thanks.

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    Best way is to turn off overscan on your TV.
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    Hi thanks for the reply.
    There is no option to turn off overscan on my TV, nor do I know what overscan is. I have other boxes which connect to my tv & I dont have a problem with the epg on the other boxes.
    So I think its the Xtrend box that requires adjustment.

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    More or less every flat screen TVs has option to turn overscan off. What make tv you have? Samsung have a pic size button. Panasonic in settings called overscan, depends on your tv.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sicilian View Post
    More or less every flat screen TVs has option to turn overscan off.
    A fact that I was being told about here for ~2 years, but whereas I could find it for raw-TV mode, I couldn't see it for any external input mode.
    Until ~2 months ago.
    So I'd agree that it will be there somewhere.

    What make (model?) of TV do you have?
    MiracleBox Prem Twin HD - 2@DVB-T2 + Xtrend et8000 - 5(incl. 2 different USBs)@DVB-T2[terrestrial - UK Freeview HD, Sandy Heath] - LAN/USB-stick/HDD

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    My TV make is Toshiba...I managed to find a setting on the tv that fixed the problem. Thanks guys.

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