First a big thank you to everyone contributing to this great project
And then to the problem. Before upgrading to R5E50, I was using R5D1, and it worked flawlessly. I have always had some problems with the tv-output on my old Geforce2-MX200 card, where the problems were that the picture was a little too much to the right, and a black border appeared on the left side, and a little at the top.

In R5D1, I fixed this with nvtv, and the command in a script added to the ~/.fluxbox/apps startup section:
nvtv -t -r 800,600 -s Large -S NTSC ---set TVhoffset:-7 --set TVvoffset:-2

I later upgraded my box, and installed R5E50, and to my big disappointment, nvtv did no longer possess the two options TVhoffset and TVvoffset (Horizontal- and vertical offset). Tried to recompile nvtv, but none of the versions I tried gave me these options. Is this some kind of patched version? In that case, where can I get it? *desperate* I hate black borders

This is copied from an old post. I originally wrote the patch and got cesman to include it. Since then, the distribution has been built from scratch again, so the patched version is no-longer provided. I replaced my old geforce with an FX5200. I'm happier with the picture quality from this new card. Since it's been a while, these instructions may be dated.

Source for nvtv can be found at http://internap.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/nv-tv-out/nvtv-0.4.7.tar.gz
The patch to allow tv position to be specified when running nvtv from the command line is:

The patched nvtv can be built with the usual mantra:

Thank you veeery much! The patching gave me an error, but I just pasted the lines
{"TVvoffset", min:-100, max:100, SET_FIELD(tv_voffset)},
{"TVhoffset", min:-100, max:100, SET_FIELD(tv_hoffset)},
into the nvtv.c file and compiled. Worked like a charm