TV Safe area

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Rick F
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TV Safe area

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I use PI12 , how do I determine the "TV safe area " when editing photos ? Thanks
Rick Fredrickson from Northern California
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By trial and error. Every TV has a slightly different overscan area, usually in the vicinity of 10 to 15 % around the screen. Start with 15% and work your way out if you see too much of your surround frame.
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Thanks Heinz , I will try your suggestion. Steve I downloaded your tutorial and tried to open it in PI12 It would not open with the .uol extension ? Rick
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You need to open the ufo files. the uol file is a library file and a part of the
"From Camcorder to DVD Tutorial"
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