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Adjusting the screen size on your PS4 console usually involves a combination of settings on your PS4 itself and settings on your television. This is important to ensure you don't have black bars, cut-off edges, or a screen that doesn't quite fit your display.

Here's how to adjust your screen size on your PS4:

1. Adjusting the Display Area on your PS4:

This is the primary setting within the PS4's own menu to handle screen size.

From the PS4 home screen, go to Settings (the toolbox icon).

Scroll down and select Sound and Screen.

Choose Display Area Settings.

You'll see a box on the screen. The goal is to make this box fill the entire screen of your TV without going outside the edges.

Use the Up button on your D-pad (directional pad) to enlarge the display area and the Down button to shrink it.

Adjust it so the white corners of the box are right at the very edge of your TV screen.

Once it looks correct, press the X button to confirm.

Important Note: The PS4 itself notes that "This setting is effective only for some applications." This means while it will generally adjust the PS4's menus and some games, other games might have their own in-game display or "safe zone" settings that you'll need to adjust separately.

2. Check your TV's Aspect Ratio and Overscan Settings (Very Important!):

Often, the problem isn't with the PS4's output, but with how your TV is processing the signal. Many TVs have an "overscan" feature that slightly zooms in on the image, cutting off the edges.

Grab your TV remote.

Look for a button or menu option usually labeled "Aspect Ratio," "Picture Mode," "Display," "Screen," "Format," "Zoom," or similar.

Cycle through the options until you find one that says things like:

"Just Scan"

"Screen Fit"

"Full Pixel"

"1:1"

"Dot by Dot"

"PC Mode" (sometimes)

You want to turn off any "Zoom" or "Overscan" settings. The goal is to achieve a 1:1 pixel mapping, meaning what the PS4 sends, your TV displays exactly without scaling.

Make sure your TV's aspect ratio is set to "16:9" (widescreen) and not something like "Zoom," "Stretch," or "4:3."



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