TV covered zone option

Hi,
To help move my items in the screen into the visible zone of a TV, I enabled this option in iDVD.
The problem seam like if the zone identified from within iDVD look smaller to what is really displayed on a TV screen.
Is this notmal or I may need to adjust something else?

It's a bit of a catch 22, since the amount of overscan varies from TV to TV. The TV Safe zone that iDVD uses in slideshows (when enabled) will make sure that on about 90% of TVs you will see the whole picture - but on a significant number of these (especially newer flat screen TVs)you will see a black boarder, as these TV have little if any overscan....So you're right it does look a little smaller, but that is needed for some TVs with a lot of overscan.
John

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I'm not sure I completely understand how to use the Time Zone settings on import.
The user manual says:
Let's say my camera is set to US East Coast time.
I go to the west coast and take a picture, but I don't change my camera's time or zone.
Now I have a photos with basically the wrong time, east vs. west coast.
So I assume that I would choose Pacific in the Actual Time pop-up menu to correct for this.
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I think the part that was confusing me is why you needed to provide Aperture with two time zones. Let's see if I understand things.
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CST    Took the photos in this time zone
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CST    Actual Time setting in Aperture
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EST    Took the photos in this time zone
CST   Camera Time setting in Aperture
EST    Actual Time setting in Aperture
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EST     Actual Time setting in Aperture
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Anybody tried running vcs from within a solaris 10 sparse local zone?
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I have played with the 'zone' option when setting up service groups but not surprisingly this is for switching the whole zone. Not what I want to do.
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I am using UCM version 11.1.1.3.0.
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