Text is Blurry on TV Monitor

[johnzaid]

My text is blurry on my Toshiba 29L1350U - What settings do I need to change on the TV & Computer?

 

[Azrael47]

right click and press screen resolution is it on recommended you may need to up the resolution to the native resolution of your TV

 

[06yfz450ridr]

My text is blurry on my Toshiba 29L1350U - What settings do I need to change on the TV & Computer?

adjust your resolution and check the settings on your tv for overscan and underscan if it cuts off things at the correct resolution. some tvs dont work well with computers like the panasonics i use they have no overscan and underscan settings which means i need a custom resoltion for it to not cut things off

 

[johnzaid]

it is on native and it is set for the recommended 1920x1080

 

[johnzaid]

it was clear when i had the analog cord in but when i changed it to the HDMI cord, the text became blurry

 

[Azrael47]

put the analog cord back in then?

Does your GPU actually support HDMI or did you have to get an coverter/adapter.

 

[johnzaid]

CPU has HDMI - the analog has waves on the screen and is now actually blurry - it is obviously a setting that i have changed

 

[Azrael47]

what do you mean CPU has hdmi (do you mean GPU).

 

[bystander]

it was clear when i had the analog cord in but when i changed it to the HDMI cord, the text became blurry

This sounds like you have over or under scanning, or a scaling issue, which is on by default with HDMI. Go into your GPU's control panel and make sure there is 0 scaling. You may also have to go into the TV settings and change its aspect ratio or input method to "just scan" or what ever is similar in meaning for your TV.

 

[bryonhowley]

Well from what I could google on that model I would say your TV is up-scaling the Video to 1080p because according to the specifications the Video resolution is 720p. Up scaling would cause txt to be blurry give the fact that TV's are not really meant for viewing txt anyway. If Windows is showing the native resolution as 1080p that would be incorrect it may accept 1080p but the native resolution is really 720p anything else is just scaled up or down. I would try to set the resolution at 720p no scaling and see if that helps any.