Is it ok to tilt these units slightly forward? The entertainment cabinet that it sits on is something I bought a year ago and it fairly expensive, so no plans to replace it any time soon... but it sits about 6-8 inches too high, but looks perfect if tilted ever so slightly forward.
Is this ok to do? If so, what is the best/proper way of doing this? Any thought or suggestions? Bad idea?
Just trying to get the best/optimal viewing angle....
Also, tried searching and couldn0't find a complete answer/guide as to how yet... but I finally was able to get 1:1 pixel mapping set and playing on my comp and everything looks 10000x better now. (had to set source name to PC)
Now I have the issue of overscan.
Not a big deal playing movies, but I play quite a few online games and it it does cause issues. I've read scattered info that it is possible to fix and keep 1:1 pixel mapping and others say I'm screwed with my Geforce 8800 until Nvidia fixes it?
I have Powerstrip installed, but I am lost trying to figure this out for this set with all the settings.
If someone could point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciate!
:edit:
I'll post up some HDR shots of my setup this weekend when I get a chance....
Is this ok to do? If so, what is the best/proper way of doing this? Any thought or suggestions? Bad idea?
Just trying to get the best/optimal viewing angle....
Also, tried searching and couldn0't find a complete answer/guide as to how yet... but I finally was able to get 1:1 pixel mapping set and playing on my comp and everything looks 10000x better now. (had to set source name to PC)
Now I have the issue of overscan.
Not a big deal playing movies, but I play quite a few online games and it it does cause issues. I've read scattered info that it is possible to fix and keep 1:1 pixel mapping and others say I'm screwed with my Geforce 8800 until Nvidia fixes it?
I have Powerstrip installed, but I am lost trying to figure this out for this set with all the settings.
If someone could point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciate!

:edit:
I'll post up some HDR shots of my setup this weekend when I get a chance....