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2014-08-22, 22:32
(This post was last modified: 2014-08-24, 20:46 by rogern.)
I was installing xbmcubuntu with fixed dpi (120X120)
Not a problem actually but do not see scanning of contents (top), and not the fully left side when you configure your xbmc.
How can i fix this as it set in full screen in settings?
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Turn off overscan on your TV.
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disable overscan on your TV -> set it to "just scan", "fixed" or whatever the mode is called with your brand
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haha - nickr was 2 seconds faster
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Are you two founder members of the mutual appreciation society?
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yeah, we appreciate each other - cause that's the spirit of this forum - if that was the question.
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I have to check as all the inputs on the samsung TV shows up OK.
I have an windows setup too wich do shows OK.
Thanks for the answer, i thought fixed dpi was the problem
