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Making Disney Plus fill your entire smart TV screen should be simple, but sometimes those pesky aspect ratio settings can leave you with black bars or a smaller viewing window than expected. Let’s walk through how to get that perfect full-screen experience you’re looking for.Quick Solutions for Full-Screen Disney PlusFirst, grab your TV remote because we’ll need it for most of these fixes. While watching any Disney Plus content, look for the screen adjustment button – it might show as a rectangle or aspect ratio icon on your remote. Pressing this usually cycles through different viewing options until you find the one that fills your screen properly.Device-Specific SettingsIf you’re watching on a Samsung smart TV, press the Settings button while playing content and look for “Picture Size.” LG users should find similar options under “Aspect Ratio” settings. For other brands, these settings typically hide in the quick menu you can access while watching.Within the Disney Plus AppSometimes the solution lies in the app itself. While your content is playing:– Look for the screen icon in the Disney Plus player controls– Click or tap it to toggle between viewing modes– If you see a “Zoom” option, that might help fill the screen– Some shows and movies have an “IMAX Enhanced” version that naturally fills more of your screenWhy Am I Seeing Black Bars?Here’s something interesting – those black bars aren’t always a problem to fix. Many movies are filmed in cinema aspect ratios that don’t perfectly match our TV screens. Forcing them to fill the screen might actually cut off parts of the image the director wanted you to see.Smart TV TroubleshootingIf nothing seems to work, try these steps:– Restart your Disney Plus app– Check if your TV’s firmware needs updating– Ensure your HDMI cables are properly connected if using an external device– Clear your app’s cache (usually found in your TV’s app settings)Remember, by 2025, most smart TVs should handle this automatically, but older models might need manual adjustment. If you’re still having trouble, check your TV’s manual for specific aspect ratio controls – manufacturers often hide these in different menu locations.The most important thing is finding the sweet spot between filling your screen and maintaining the proper aspect ratio for whatever you’re watching. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different settings until you find what works best for your viewing experience. AuthorSteve16" MacBook Pro video editor. Setup: M2 Max, 64GB RAM & 4TB SSD. Still amazed at the battery life while rendering 4K!

41st animated classic, "Pocahontas 2: Journey to a New World". Rated G. Coming to video December 22nd!(Screen fades from black, revealing the black-and-gold Walt Disney Home Video logo)Mark Elliott: Get set for adventure!Bernard: Watch out below!Mark Elliott: Because Disney's "The Rescuers" is soaring onto video!Bianca: Wonderful! Oh ho ho!Mark Elliott: Come aboard as two tiny heroes...(Evinrude plays a bugle sound)...take off on a grand big mission.Bernard: Must find her, and help her.Mark Elliott: It's airborne emotion!Orville: Mayday! Mayday!Mark Elliott: And seagoing thrills!Bernard: Sure we had taken the train!Mark Elliott: On a rollicking ride you'll love!Orville: Grand balls of fire!Mark Elliott: Disney's action-packed classic, "The Rescuers". Coming to video January 5, 1999!(The black-and-gold Walt Disney Home Video logo fades in)Brian Cummings: Coming to video this spring...(Screen cuts to silent clips from "101 Dalmatians")one of the biggest Disney classics of all time: "101 Dalmatians"!Roger: Puppies everywhere! (Hugs Anita)Brian Cummings: They're one hundred and one of your favorite Disney characters.Cruella: (Steps in the doorway) How marvelous!(Screen cuts to a silent clip of a frightened Roger and Pongo, with Pongo jumping into Roger's arms)Brian Cummings: Taking on the most outrageous Disney villain of all...(Screen cuts to a clip of Cruella laughing)Cruella De Vil...Spotty: She's gonna make coats out of us.Brian Cummings: In the adventure of a lifetime!Freckles: We gave them a slip!(Tibbs yowls and jumps on Jasper)Brian Cummings: Then join the dalmatian celebration.Nanny: (Dusts off a dalmatian puppy) It'll be a sensation!(Screen cuts to a clip of Horace flying to the wall as Captain neighs off-screen)Brian Cummings: Because no video collection is full...(Horace's head smashes through the wooden barn wall and we cut to another clip of Cruella laughing)without Disney's animated classic...(Pongo and Perdita, covered in soot, bark happily. Then the screen cuts to a white background with the title logo. Underneath is the release date, "COMING TO VIDEO MARCH 1999!" in red)"101 Dalmatians"! Coming to video March 1999!(Screen fades from black, revealing a clip of the 1995 Disney Interactive trailer where two children are at a computer playing the "Pocahontas" Animated Storybook game. Tinkerbell flies in and changes the scenes to the Disney