2011-12-09, 14:02
I'm running the latest pre-Eden builds on OSX Lion. I update the build every few days and I just notice that since perhaps the build from December 5th, that XBMC is changing the system resolution when it launched, or at least it is of me.
Macbook Pro connected to 1080P HDTV by mini display port to HDMI cable. System running in 1080P with overscan enabled to get a proper full screen display. Works fine, has done for ages.
Now when XBMC launches, it's switching to 1080i which seems to mess with the overscan amounts and pushes the screen past the edges (zoomed in effect). I can task switch to the dock and launch system pref's to switch back to 1080P and then the display is just fine again.
This is repeatable, and it does not go back to 1080p on exit either, it leaves the system running interlaced.
It's a new change, is it by design, can I turn it off, or is it a bug?
thanks.
Macbook Pro connected to 1080P HDTV by mini display port to HDMI cable. System running in 1080P with overscan enabled to get a proper full screen display. Works fine, has done for ages.
Now when XBMC launches, it's switching to 1080i which seems to mess with the overscan amounts and pushes the screen past the edges (zoomed in effect). I can task switch to the dock and launch system pref's to switch back to 1080P and then the display is just fine again.
This is repeatable, and it does not go back to 1080p on exit either, it leaves the system running interlaced.
It's a new change, is it by design, can I turn it off, or is it a bug?
thanks.