I'm using a Westinghouse computer LCD that includes a range of inputs since it's on my desk and makes it convenient for using wheels in racing games on the 360 and PS3. I don't have the model number handy, but can post it if it's important.
I've been fairly pleased with the picture quality of my Xbox 360 via 1080p component, but there's a good bit of overscan that I can't seem to address in the various settings menus on the LCD. The manual for the monitor was also of no help.
Also, I can't get a true 16:9 picture since it's filling the screen area of my 16:10 monitor (I don't really notice any distortion, but it's annoying since I know it's not correct) and there are no settings on the 360 that I can use to fix it (Such as having it output a 16:10 picture).
Is the answer to buy a VGA cable and hook it up that way to resolve my overscan and aspect ratio issues?
I've been fairly pleased with the picture quality of my Xbox 360 via 1080p component, but there's a good bit of overscan that I can't seem to address in the various settings menus on the LCD. The manual for the monitor was also of no help.
Also, I can't get a true 16:9 picture since it's filling the screen area of my 16:10 monitor (I don't really notice any distortion, but it's annoying since I know it's not correct) and there are no settings on the 360 that I can use to fix it (Such as having it output a 16:10 picture).
Is the answer to buy a VGA cable and hook it up that way to resolve my overscan and aspect ratio issues?