(2012-04-05 16:03)kricker Wrote: Are you running it on the primary monitor? When you identify the monitors, they should be labeled 1 and 2. Primary is 1.The computer screen is primary, TV just have the desktop background.
Windows XBMC on TV gets minimized when doing anything on computer monitor
snooze
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2012-04-06 00:12
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kricker
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2012-04-06 17:44
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Make the TV primary (if that is where XBMC is running).
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snooze
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2012-04-07 12:43
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(2012-04-06 17:44)kricker Wrote: Make the TV primary (if that is where XBMC is running).TV is number 1, Computer screen is nr 2 but marked as main display. Have to have cumputer as main display otherwise the taskbar and desktop icons will end up on the TV.
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snooze
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2012-04-07 21:01
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Just wanted to add that I tried the same on another TV with a firends computer which has a Radeon 6850 and a Core i7 860 and got the same problem with tearing when running fullscreen window with 24hz on the TV and 60 hz on computer screen. So it seems there is a problem with XBMC after all.
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-07 21:13 by snooze.)
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kricker
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2012-04-07 22:09
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In win 7 i thought there was a way to move the taskbar and icons to the secondary display.
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