I had a WEGA driven by HDMI and overscan was important. The TV didn't fake it, the pixels were drawn outside the bezel, and they could be brought in by adjusti

I had a WEGA driven by HDMI and overscan was important. The TV didn't fake it, the pixels were drawn outside the bezel, and they could be brought in by adjusting the picture. However, they were very distorted. Everything was fine when compensated for overscan, but some things like Amazon video's menu used every pixel and were cropped. I had never thought about overscan until I used that TV.