overscan
English
noun
Definitions
- (television) The additional area around the four edges of a video image, outside of the safe area, that is not normally seen by the viewer.
Etymology
Affix from English scan.
Origin
English
scan
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bioscan English
- bootscan English
- descan English
- downscan English
- egoscan English
- fluoroscan English
- hitscan English
- interscan English
- introscan English
- line scan English
- livescan English
- microscan English
- misscan English
- multiscan English
- portscan English
- prescan English
- radiochromatoscan English
- radioscan English
- rescan English
- scan English
- scanability English
- scanbed English
- scancode English
- scanline English
- scannability English
- scannable English
- scanner English
- scanno English
- scanometric English
- scanpath English
- scantron English
- ultrascan English
- underscan English
- upscan English
- scandere Latin
- scandere, scando Latin
- scannen German
- szkennel Hungarian
- scanner French
- сканировать Russian
- skanne Norwegian Bokmål
- skan Polish
- skanne Norwegian Nynorsk
- scannen Middle English
- สแกน Thai
- scanner Norman
- iscan Tagalog
- skann Maltese
- skannja Maltese
- scan
- upscan
- descan
- scanno
- rescan
- scanbed
- prescan
- bioscan
- scanner
- egoscan
- misscan
- hitscan
- livescan
- scanpath
- scantron
- scanline
- downscan
- bootscan
- portscan
- scancode
- ultrascan
- microscan
- interscan
- scannable
- radioscan
- multiscan
- line scan
- introscan
- underscan
- fluoroscan
- scanability
- scanometric
- scannability
- radiochromatoscan