when i turn to tv, picture goes over the border???
 

When i play bsplayer on tv and turn full screen, picture goes over the border and when i turn bsplayer off, windows stays over the border and i must adjust picture.
what should i do? With other players, picture stays on board, but i like bsplayer and want to use it on.
Thx for any help!

same oversize problem here too
 

i upgraded to the latest version just about the same time there was a nvidia driver upgrade.
So i didnt know which was the problem.
but when i upgraded this latest bsplayer version on another machine, the same problem.
i have to go into the nvidia overlay settings for each video i open, and lower the zoom size.
the previous version was fine.
what setting to fix in bsplayer? i tried a whole bunch.
or is it a bug, and we wait for a fix?

Yap, its really frustrating, especially with series or fs movies. i currently use micro dvd player, until i find out whats wrong with bsplayer. i think if nvidia driver would be the problem, you should have problems with the other players too, but the problem exists only in bsplayer, so i think bsplayer causes the mistake. or they're uncompatible???
common bsplayer team, help!!!
thx

I have the same problem!! :-( But I noticed that it has something to do with the driver. I had the Nvidia driver 71.89 installed and when I installed the new BSplayer the picture also fell beyond the border, Bsplayer 1.20.815 also does the same, But wen I downgraded my driver (went to 53.03) Everything fits on to my tv screen again.

If anyone knows what the problem is, or how to fix this problem with the BSplayer and the newer Nvidia driver, please let us know. I don't want to use the force RGB otption. Strangely enough with this option on the picture does fit the tvscreen.
Please H E L P.

UP!!!!

i have the same problem... i had last version of bsplayer, and nvidia driver 6*.**... i test with the nvidia driver 77.** but still picture goes over the border with full screen in TV-Out...

PLEASE HELP!!!! :( :(

i using radlight 4 now, but i prefer bsplayer... Thanks!!!!

I've found the solution!
And it works 100% sure!

First, open regedit (Start > Execute > Regedit or c:\windows\regedit.exe)
make a backup (file > exporting)

In regedit, search for "videoborder"

You'll find some keys like that :
NVZORAN.525@60Hz.videoborder
NV36ZORAN.525@60Hz.videoborder
NV36ZORAN.625@60Hz.videoborder
NVZORAN.625@50Hz.videoborder
....
(the name depends on your nvidia graphic card but it's always followed by ".videoborder")

The set number should be 01 00 00 00
But some of them have this number : 00 00 00 00
If so, modify the number and correct it so that a "1" appears on the second number : 01 00 00 00 like it should be.

once again the correct answer is for example...
NV36ZORAN.525@60Hz.videoborder = 01 00 00 00

Close regedit when every key has a one in it.
Reboot you're computer for the changing to take effect.

Then you can open your videos in full screen, it'll never zoom in like it used to!
It's fixed, finally!!!!
Good luck and happy viewing!