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The process of enlarging a video image on a television so part of it is cut off to make sure the image fills the screen entirely.

This is common for tv sets but not as common on flatscreen monitors. Most profession video monitors have a button that allows you to turn overscan on and off to see what kind of effect it will have on your video. Overscanning is the reason one must be careful to note the Title Safe and Action Safe areas of your image.


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