White Border Around Window

[maxil]

Regardless of the skin I use, The whole window has a white border around it. I can adjust the picture to stretch it out past the edges of the screen but I don't really want to do that as it causes the OSD to disappear off the bottom of the screen. This is everywhere inscluding TV and when watching videos. Any ideas?

[reboot]

What is your screen resolution, and what are you viewing it on?

[maxil]

Sorry, forgot to add my specs:

Asus P4P800S w/ P4 3.0Ghz Socket 478 CPU Intel chipset; 1GB RAM; Western Digital WD320JU 320GB HDD; Asus N6600 video card; LG DVD ROM; Hauppauge WinTV PVR150; Logitec X-530 5.1 speakers; XP Professional SP; BenQ FP531 15" LCD Montor; Samsung CRT TV via S-Video

Cheers

[maxil]

okay, here's a thing. When i open GBPVR I have to open full screen. If, after it opens, I switch from fullscreen to windowed and back again, the border goes away :confused: (ALT-ENTER x2).

[Necro]

Just curious, but is it a defacto white border or is it showing whats behind the 'full screen' window?

[maxil]

It seems to just be something around the GBPVR screen because if I start GBPVR in windowed mode it's there also.

[rangermcfadden]

I just had the same problem. I fixed it by fiddling with the nVidia display properties. This is using the latest drivers (78.01.)

Try this:

1. Open up display properties.
2. Click the Settings tab.
3. Click the Advanced button.
4. Click the Ge Force FX 6600 (or whatever) tab. It has the nVidia logo.
5. Click the + beside Desktop Management on the pop-up menu on the left. If you don't have the nView desktop manager enabled then you could try enabling it, I guess.
6. Click the Windows item.
7. Check Enable window spanning across multiple displays.
8. Click Apply.
9. Try GB-PVR again. It shouldn't have that border anymore.