Windows 10: How do I "flatten out" an image that was shot off a TV set at an angle to make it look as...

I recorded a show segment off the TV screen. I was sitting at an angle to the screen so the tv image is angled on my recording: the left side of the tv screen further away than the right. How can I distort the picture's perspective in Filmora 12 to make it look as much as possible as if I shot it head-on? Thanx for your help!

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Logged out when connecting TV

We appreciate your responses Fed. For addition troubleshooting steps, we suggest that you follow the steps below:

• Uninstall all software and drivers of your video card; then, restart your computer.
• Once your computer restarted, connect your TV (Windows will install generic drivers).
• Install all latest software and drivers of your video card, and check if it works.

If the issue still persists, go to Display Settings, and follow the steps below:

• Click Advance display settings.
• Under Related settings, select Display adapter properties.
• A pop-up box will appear. Click List All Modes; then, choose the specific mode that you are looking for.
• Hit OK, and check if it works.

Your reply is most important to us to ensure we assist you accordingly.

 

Connect Samsung Smart TV to Computer

We suggest that you follow these steps:

• Connect your PC and TV in same network.
• Got to Start and click on Settings.
• Open Devices and chose Connected devices from the menu on the left.
• Click on Add a device.
• After the wizard finished, just click on your TV and follow the instructions.

Let us know how it goes.

 

TV as computer monitor? 1080p/1080i?

Well I managed to make it look 'right' by following some suggestions made here. The image was being distorted by AMD's underscanning of a blown up image from the TV. There was no PC mode or anything, I just set overscan/underscan to 0 in CCC and set the TV picture size to 'just scan' which seems to be like the native image mode. Turning sharpness to 0 helped further reduce the fucked up look it had.