One final note - you may have to tweak your anti-alias text settings to make text look 'right' in some applications. On the 2011 MacMini with the ATI chipset, to 1080p Overscan OFF.Ģ011 Macbook Pro 13 (Intel 3000) shows this: Ģ010 Macbook Pro 17 (NVIDIA GEForce 9600 GT) shows this: On the 2009-2010 MacMini with the Intel 3000 chipset, set it to Overscan 1080p, Overscan OFF. and on newer ones, set it to 1080p with Overscan OFF. set the TV's input name to "PC", and on older MacBook Pro's, set it to 1080p with Overscan ON. Slid the slider all the way to OFF, and it looks great. Go into display settings, and there's a SLIDER for overscan (on the 17", it was a checkbox). Now, I plugged my newer 13" MacBook Pro in there (it's a 2011 model, with Thunderbolt), using the same MOSHI DisplayPort->HDMI adaptor. I finally checked "OverScan" on the Mac, and the picture filled the screen on the monitor/TV, and it's clear. Until I went in and set the name of the input to "PC". Now, this new TV doesn't seem to have the "Just Scan" option in the picture size.
My big 52" LCD Samsung from 2007 has the "Just Scan" option, and that makes my MacBook look awesome, with Overscan turned OFF. The TV only has HDMI and VGA inputs - it looked "okay" on DisplayPort -> VGA, but definitely not as clear as I expected. This is a standard DisplayPort MacBook Pro, not the newer Thunderbolt model. I've got a Samsung T23A350 with a 17" MacBook Pro, using a DisplayPort -> HDMI adapter. Important: Use HDMI port with DVI port for PC connection, this is the input intended for PC connections.I also had to register to send a thanks on this. Exit the menu and your input will now be renamed.Please note: You cannot enter any name but you may only choose from the available list. Select the name for the input from the available list and press Enter.Scroll and select Edit name and then press Enter.Use the navigation keys on your remote control select the source you would like to rename.Turn on your TV and press the Source button on your remote control.Please note: Naming an input PC or DVI PC (or PC DVI) will change the scaling of the source and improve the picture quality.įollow the instructions below to to name your TV source: Naming your TV's input can help you remember what is connected to each source. Once renamed, the TV will adjust the scaling of the input. To resolve these image issues, you simply need to rename the input to PC or PC DVI. This is because the TV's scaling is set for standard HDMI input. Why is the picture unclear or text fuzzy when connection PC to my Smart TV?Ĭommon complaints when connecting a computer to the TV are either the text on the screen is fuzzy or that images seem grainy. Here is a solution which solved the problem on my Samsung Full HD TV, when using it as a monitor for the laptop:
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