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dafman

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#285681 10-May-2021 11:21
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I'm looking for a 65" TV to connect to a NUC and be used as a Zoom/Teams conference monitor.

 

This will be the only purpose for the TV - it will not be used as TV, it is solely for AV in a conference room. 

 

Traditionally, overscan is an issue when using TV connected to PC, so would be interested in any brands where this can be corrected easily via settings?

 

Any thoughts?


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  #2705404 10-May-2021 12:02
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We use LG screens designed for use as advertising displays. They're intended to be left on for long periods, and the remote control receptor is removeable so no one mucks about with the settings while you're not there.




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  #2705433 10-May-2021 12:17
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We purchased a cheap Veon from the warehouse for exactly this use and it’s been 100% fine. We use an external video camera and speaker. NUC is the only connected device.

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  #2705484 10-May-2021 13:18
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dafman:

 

Traditionally, overscan is an issue when using TV connected to PC, so would be interested in any brands where this can be corrected easily via settings?

 

Any thoughts?

 

 

Almost all TV's that I've played with have an ability to sort overscan out. If not, you can do this in software.  100% sure you can correct this via the intel graphics manager/commander.




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  #2705524 10-May-2021 14:39
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Cheap Veon and Chromecast working fine for us.


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