N8 photos on Television using HDMI

When showing photos on a hi-def monitor or television, from the N8, through HDMI output I have found that the image zoom function on the N8 is missing!
A question:
Software bug (or missing function) or am I doing something wrong?

missing function; hope to be changed...

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