I've got an Asrock 330 hooked up to a Samsung 46" LCD TV.
They are connected via HDMI.
I have set the TV to "Just Scan" and the picture looks perfect.
However, if I reboot the Asrock, the TV switches back to 16:9 mode and I have to switch it back to "Just scan".
Has anyone with a Samsung TV had similar behaviour?
diazamet
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2009-09-26 22:03
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tslayer
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2009-09-26 22:10
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Mine stays on Just Scan... I have a 40 though. Lnt4061f.
Maybe goto the setup of the TV and change it there (instead of cycling through them). See if that makes a difference. 42.7% of all statistics are made up on the spot Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting. Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first. |
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AzzX
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2009-09-29 13:49
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Had the same issue with my display reverting back after my receiver is turned off or the HTPC starts.
The fix is to hold the menu button down for 10secs untill Dynamic is displayed - It should now remember to stay on "Just Scan" |
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mason
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2009-09-29 15:24
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i have the same trouble on my samsung, works from the windows box fine as second display, maybe it gets confused due to the bootscreen? ill give AzzX suggestion a try, also i dont really get it, dynamic is usual a viewmode... we will see
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XBMC Rocks
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2009-10-13 10:14
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Hi!
I have the same problem with my Samsung LE40A866 TV. Shop-mode is not the issue for me, I have set my TV to "home-mode". Whenever I reboot (my Asrock Ion 330 with Ubuntu 9.04 and XBMC) it changes back to 16:9 everytime. All other settings are saved accept the "just scan" setting. Did you find a solution for the problem? |
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iGudi
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2009-11-09 11:00
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I have the same issue...
Running XBMC on Ubuntu, ION 330 |
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Alphix
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I had the same problem on my Samsung TV and after spending hours searching all kinds of forums I finally found a solution (can't remember where I found the answer though):
1. Connect HTPC to HDMI2 on TV 2. Rename HDMI2 in the TV setup menu to "PC" After I've done this, only "4:3" and "16:9" aspects are available for HDMI2, but "16:9" behaves like "just scan" and it survives a reboot of the HTPC. |
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Nick8888
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2009-11-11 16:33
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Alphix Wrote:1. Connect HTPC to HDMI2 on TV Lucky you! this didnt work for me.. think Ive got a series 6. Ill keep searching for an answer and in the meantime use a macro on my mx-810 to control it. |
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iGudi
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2009-11-15 15:09
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Didn't work for me either...
Would be nice if you could disable the different sizes - as I ONLY use "Just scan". Also the different sources that you dont use, annoying that you have to jump over those you dont use. |
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milenko79
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2009-11-21 15:01
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It's because you use your xorg.conf is set to negotiate the resolution with the tv through the edid.
Turn of ed-id and set the resolution manually, that wil fix it. The tv will always stay on just scan. This is the xorg.conf i use: Code: Section "Device" |
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