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imacericg

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Jun 11, 2007
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I have the Digital AV Adapter and when I plug it in, I get a black frame around the iPad screen in both portrait and landscape mode. This is not the black bars on the side that I should be expecting, its a black frame around everything, see the picture below.

When I load a movie, it takes up the full screen, which makes me believe its not a TV setting.

Any ideas?

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I have the Digital AV Adapter and when I plug it in, I get a black frame around the iPad screen in both portrait and landscape mode. This is not the black bars on the side that I should be expecting, its a black frame around everything, see the picture below.

When I load a movie, it takes up the full screen, which makes me believe its not a TV setting.

Any ideas?

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I have experienced this with my iPad as well .. Unsure as to why this is happening .. I have a cartoon hd app which has movies and the movies are in a tiny little box in the middle of the screen .. However, when I connect my iPhone .. It is presented in full screen on the HDTV .. Strange
 
Aspect ratio. Your iPad has a certain aspect ratio which doesn't match that of your TV. Your video content, however, is probably a closer match if not the same (depends on the content).
 
Aspect ratio. Your iPad has a certain aspect ratio which doesn't match that of your TV. Your video content, however, is probably a closer match if not the same (depends on the content).

I think the OP is referring to the black borders at the top and bottom of the picture, not the ones on the sides.

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I have the Digital AV Adapter and when I plug it in, I get a black frame around the iPad screen in both portrait and landscape mode. This is not the black bars on the side that I should be expecting, its a black frame around everything, see the picture below.

When I load a movie, it takes up the full screen, which makes me believe its not a TV setting.

Any ideas?

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Have you tried using the adapter with another TV?
 
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