Gaming re4 has black vertical lines... ?

[sphere9]

i have a wide-screen tv, yet when i play re4 i am getting vertical black lines on each side of my screen.

 

[stormbob]

I have a 32" wide-screen, im not getting that... funny. And its stupid to ask if you sat your wii to wide-screen right?

 

[sphere9]

yeah, it's set properly =[

i made a picture to demonstrate what my problem is

(i added the lines in paint, just imagine that they're black)

P.S

mine is the wii edition, i just got a random screenshot to explain my point,

the bars that are appearing are black, i just used grey to illustrate my point better

the bars always appear during the game.

 

[stormbob]

You use 50hz, 60hz or 480p ?

 

[sphere9]

... i have no idea, how can i find out?

 

[stormbob]

Wii System Settings -> Screen -> TV Type.

 

[sphere9]

ah, thanks, next time i get to use the wii i'll have a check,

which should i set it too?

 

[stormbob]

You got a PAL Wii? Cause if you do, and have a decent tv use 60hz.
If you have combonet cabels (bought seperatly) you should use 480p.

I use 480p, and there is not borders on Resident Evil, and ive just tested on 60hz aswell - no borders. I dunno if this could solve your problem tho, but its a try worth.

 

[tomdarth5]

I have the official rgb cable and when I set the wii to pal 576i(50hz) I get a green line across the bottom of the screen but when I set it to 60hz it disappears. Anyone else getting this?

 

[WK416]

I don't know the technical reasoning for it, but I heard it had something to do with a lot of widescreen TVs being made differently and that most are made a little off of 16:9. Some widescreen compatible games don't account for that so you get black bars if you have a TV that is wider than what is actually displayed. I'm not sure if anyone can understand me.

 

[Smuff]

Makes sense to me

 

[sphere9]

when i set my wii from 50hz to 60hz everything is all blurry looking and i think the bars may have gotten slightly bigger, or it may just be me... =/

 

[sphere9]

I don't know the technical reasoning for it, but I heard it had something to do with a lot of widescreen TVs being made differently and that most are made a little off of 16:9. Some widescreen compatible games don't account for that so you get black bars if you have a TV that is wider than what is actually displayed. I'm not sure if anyone can understand me.

yeah, makes sense to me, so i'm doomed to have black lines on my screen? =[

they're so distracting...

 

[Remy669]

You'll get used to it, don't worry

 

[WK416]

Don't worry about it. The action from being swarmed every now and then will keep you focused on the shooting.

 

[Alastair]

You'll get used to it, don't worry

Come to think of it I actually had these black lines but I paid no attention to it. The game's too good! If they were red or blue or something insane then I would have cared/noticed.

PAL Wii (and game) running at 480p, 60Hz on a widesreen NTSC only tele.