2014-08-06, 18:02
Dear community,
I ran into an annoying bug which totally breaks XBMC/Kodi for me.
Currently I am running XBMC on two pi with Openelec, on my two mac and on a Zotac id HD40 with ION.
Everything worked great until I got a new TV (Samsung F6100)
When I connect the Zotac to my new TV running the latest XBMCBuntu or Openelec then the screen is extremely stretched and cut.
When I connect it to another TV/monitor the picture is adjusted right.
I do not get the same problem with when I connect a Raspberry Pi on the Samsung F6100.
Strangely when I use an older version of Openelec (3.2.4) the pictures is as it's supposed to be.
After googling this problem I found a thread on the openelec forum with a work around.
http://openelec.tv/forum/67-display/6926...mitstart=0
Is this a known problem and is someone working on this?
Currently I am running Openelec 3.2.4 again but I would prefer to use gotham again as soon as possible.
Any help appreciated.
I ran into an annoying bug which totally breaks XBMC/Kodi for me.
Currently I am running XBMC on two pi with Openelec, on my two mac and on a Zotac id HD40 with ION.
Everything worked great until I got a new TV (Samsung F6100)
When I connect the Zotac to my new TV running the latest XBMCBuntu or Openelec then the screen is extremely stretched and cut.
When I connect it to another TV/monitor the picture is adjusted right.
I do not get the same problem with when I connect a Raspberry Pi on the Samsung F6100.
Strangely when I use an older version of Openelec (3.2.4) the pictures is as it's supposed to be.
After googling this problem I found a thread on the openelec forum with a work around.
http://openelec.tv/forum/67-display/6926...mitstart=0
Is this a known problem and is someone working on this?
Currently I am running Openelec 3.2.4 again but I would prefer to use gotham again as soon as possible.
Any help appreciated.