Screen calibration
Most venues never touch this. It exists for one case: a TV that cuts something off at the edge of the picture.
Why edges get cut off
Many consumer TVs zoom in a few percent on everything they show and crop a thin margin all the way around, a leftover from broadcast television that most sets still apply by default. It has nothing to do with how much VYVE puts on screen. Calibration tells DisplayOS how much margin to leave on each edge so everything stays inside the part of the picture your TV actually shows.
Adjusting it
- 1Open the venue’s DisplayOS pageVenues, select the venue, then DisplayOS. Scroll to Your Displays. If the venue has more than one screen, each has its own calibration.
- 2Drag the four sliders while watching the TVTop, Right, Bottom, and Left. A couple of percent is usually enough. The Live Preview on the page shows what is rendering.
- 3DoneThere is no save button. Every change goes to the screen as you make it.
- 1Controlling tabsAppear once a venue has more than one screen. The highlighted tab is the screen every push targets.
- 2Live previewWhat that screen is rendering right now.
- 3Control This ScreenPoints the scene switcher and the preview at this display.
- 4CalibrationTop, right, bottom, left. Changes go to the TV as you drag. Free on every plan.
- 5Add DisplayName it after the physical spot. Each screen gets its own TV link. Pro: up to 4, Enterprise: unlimited.
Alternatives on the TV itself
Some TVs have a picture setting called Just Scan, Screen Fit, or Overscan Off that stops the crop entirely. If you can find it, that is a cleaner fix than calibration, and you can leave the sliders at zero.
Send a message with your venue name and what you were trying to do. A person reads every one and replies by email.
