Macbook + 32" Full HD TV setup

Hello, already got the necessary cables
minidvi-dvi
dvi-hdmi
I want a setup so i can load movies on macbook and watch them on the tv
I dont know how to setup the resolution, i only got 2 results, a big black frame on each side or fullscreen but the upper grey bar isnt visible, so.. too much fullscreen and i dont know why but the image quality isnt as good as the macbook one... the tv is the best and newest samsung 32"
Thanks for the help

Yes. There are separate panes for each monitor.
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I also bought a WD My Book 2T external hard drive, but I think I wasted my money. The thing is not easy to navigate. I bought it because I didn't understand (and still don't really) how the Time Capsule works. I want to be able to basically 'reformat' my MacBook so it is empty, but have all my current stuff accessable so that if I want to find a photo or file, I don't have to restore the entire thing back onto my MacBook.

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You need another backup anyway in case TC wasn't doing it's job. With the clone you can check it out completely before erasing the original drive too.
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CPU Temp before test - 76 (fans at 1998 RPM)
CPU Temp @ 5 minutes into test - 96 (fans at 2001 RPM)
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CPU Temp @ 15 minutes into test - 103 (fans at 5800 RPM)
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CPU Temp @ 25 minutes into test - 108 (fans at 6200 RPM)
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