more pictures: http://imgur.com/a/YTExz#0
Has anybody have the similar issue?
* DELL XPS M1330
* XBMCbuntu Eden 11.0 on Ubuntu 11.10 kernel 3.0.0-16-generic
Update
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Workaround: Play a video and the line will disappear.
pi3ch
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HDMI video and audio works perfectly on my DELL XPS M1330, but any time I resume from suspend I get strange purple colour vertical line on the right side of my LCD TV screen. I don't have this issue from boot only when resume.
more pictures: http://imgur.com/a/YTExz#0 Has anybody have the similar issue? * DELL XPS M1330 * XBMCbuntu Eden 11.0 on Ubuntu 11.10 kernel 3.0.0-16-generic Update ******** Workaround: Play a video and the line will disappear.
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-21 16:26 by pi3ch.)
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teeedubb
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2012-04-21 08:21
Post: #2
Log in via ssh and restart x.
sudo service lightdm restart should do it. If that fixes it, create a hook in /etc/pm/sleep.d/ to restart x on resume. XBMC Steam Launcher - Only available for XBMC. |
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pi3ch
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2012-04-21 11:01
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(2012-04-21 08:21)teeedubb Wrote: Log in via ssh and restart x. Thanks teeedubb, it does restart the xwin but still purple line is there! |
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pi3ch
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2012-04-21 16:25
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I just found workaround, any time the purple line appears after resume, once I play any video it will disappear.
Would be very interesting to know what cases this line? |
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Plaguester
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2012-04-21 18:27
Post: #5
Could it be the left side of the default background from the login screen showing through? That would mean that XBMC is starting back in windowed mode or is otherwise configured incorrectly for the screen.
Settings > System > Video Output should be set to "Full Screen" and a resolution of 1920x1080 for 1080p TVs. If you messed with the video calibration at all, go back and reset it to the defaults. If your TV has overscan on (the reason most people go into video calibration), try really hard to turn that off on the TV before compensating in software (Look for settings like "HD Size", "Native size/resolution"... etc.). HTPC - Core 2 Duo | NVidia ION | 2GB Ram | 80GB HDD | XBMCbuntu 11.0 | Aeon MQ 3 HTPC 2 - Zotac ZBOX ID41U | 4GB RAM | 60GB SSD | Openelec | Confluence Server - unRAID Server | 3 x 2TB WD Green HDD, 1TB WD Black HDD (Cache) | Sabnzbd | CouchPotato | Sickbeard
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-21 18:32 by Plaguester.)
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pi3ch
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2012-04-22 02:49
Post: #6
No sure this is a login bg. Looks more like a video output issue that cannot render/refresh whole screen and that's why when I play a movie, screen gets refresh and line disappears (IMO).
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