Insignia®-47" 1080p Flat-Panel LCD HDTV-NS-LCD47HD-09
My Insignia TV is not filing the screen with the signal from my TIVO Premiere box. I had a cable box hooked up to it 2 days ago and it filled the screen fine, but the tivo signal is coming thru with black bars on the sides. using the zoom feature is not ideal because the top and bottom of the signal is being cut off.
The same thing is also happening with my insignia Blue Ray player as well as sporadically with my Western Digital TV Live. The WD TV live will work if i power it off and back on while on the correct input with the TV, however it will revert to non full screen if I change the input on the tv and then go back to the WD TV live's port.
I have found that the cablevision cable box will display in complete full 16x9 on the TV and so will my older DVD player with HDMI out.
With the TIVO premier XL I have tried all 3 HDMI inputs as well as composite and all will only display with the black on either side. Again, the Zoom feature crops the outer edges of the picture is not the true answer to this problem.
My Insignia TV is not filing the screen with the signal from my TIVO Premiere box. I had a cable box hooked up to it 2 days ago and it filled the screen fine, but the tivo signal is coming thru with black bars on the sides. using the zoom feature is not ideal because the top and bottom of the signal is being cut off.
The same thing is also happening with my insignia Blue Ray player as well as sporadically with my Western Digital TV Live. The WD TV live will work if i power it off and back on while on the correct input with the TV, however it will revert to non full screen if I change the input on the tv and then go back to the WD TV live's port.
I have found that the cablevision cable box will display in complete full 16x9 on the TV and so will my older DVD player with HDMI out.
With the TIVO premier XL I have tried all 3 HDMI inputs as well as composite and all will only display with the black on either side. Again, the Zoom feature crops the outer edges of the picture is not the true answer to this problem.