How to eliminate the words across bottom of tv screen?

[Eric R Snow]

Maybe a little off topic but I find the text running across the bottom
of the screen on news shows really distracting. I can't pay attention
to both the written and spoken word at the same time. Is there an easy
way to cover this with black?
Thanks,
Eric

 

[James Beck]

In article <2sh4q05b808889739rmnv0ui2hsba1c8gj@4ax.com>,
etpm@whidbey.com says...

Maybe a little off topic but I find the text running across the bottom
of the screen on news shows really distracting. I can't pay attention
to both the written and spoken word at the same time. Is there an easy
way to cover this with black?
Thanks,
Eric

Yep, just place a strip of black duct tape along both the top and bottom

of your TV screen. It will not only get rid of those annoying text
scrolls, it will convert every program to letter box.

 

[Pig Bladder]

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 12:12:42 -0800, Eric R Snow wrote:

Maybe a little off topic but I find the text running across the bottom
of the screen on news shows really distracting. I can't pay attention
to both the written and spoken word at the same time. Is there an easy
way to cover this with black?
Thanks,
Eric

Duct Tape!
--
The Pig Bladder From Uranus, still waiting for
some hot babe to ask what my favorite planet is.

 

[David L. Jones]

Eric R Snow wrote:

Maybe a little off topic but I find the text running across the
bottom
of the screen on news shows really distracting. I can't pay attention
to both the written and spoken word at the same time. Is there an
easy
way to cover this with black?
Thanks,
Eric

Apart from the Duct Tape which I was going to suggest, why not just use
the vertical position control to shift the picture?
Pain in the butt when you want to watch other programs though...

The duct tape solution in combination with a "flap" of carboard which
you can easily flip up and down when needed might be the go.

Dave

 

[John Fields]

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 12:12:42 -0800, Eric R Snow <etpm@whidbey.com>
wrote:

Maybe a little off topic but I find the text running across the bottom
of the screen on news shows really distracting. I can't pay attention
to both the written and spoken word at the same time. Is there an easy
way to cover this with black?

Locate the vertical sync, then count lines until you get to get to the
offending area, then blank the video until you get to the next
vertical sync.

--
John Fields

 

[Rambling Man]

"David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Eric R Snow wrote:
Maybe a little off topic but I find the text running across the
bottom
of the screen on news shows really distracting. I can't pay attention
to both the written and spoken word at the same time. Is there an
easy
way to cover this with black?
Thanks,
Eric

Apart from the Duct Tape which I was going to suggest, why not just use
the vertical position control to shift the picture?
Pain in the butt when you want to watch other programs though...

The duct tape solution in combination with a "flap" of carboard which
you can easily flip up and down when needed might be the go.

Dave

Have you tried removing it via a menu and remote control? IF the TV is able
to receive it, it should also be equipped with a way to cancel it. Check the
TVs manual. All of mine are disabled or enabled by remote.

Rambler