1360 x 768 problems

danw

March 21, 2011 01:21

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Hello, I'm trying to loop an h.264-encoded quicktime using an HD110, connected via VGA to a Samsung LG190N monitor. The monitor's native resolution is 1360 x 768, so I've encoded the video to the same dimensions with a bitrate of around 14. The problem is that no matter what I do, there is a black border on the right side of the monitor. I've tried setting videomode both with a playlist and an autorun file (which i'll paste below) but nothing seems to work. any tips would be much appreciated. using firmware 3.5.42 Thanks! the autorun file: videomode$="1360x768x60p" v=CreateObject("roVideoPlayer") vmode = createobject("roVideoMode") vmode.SetMode(videomode$) v.SetLoopMode(true) list=matchfiles(".","*.mov") v.PlayFile(list.RemoveHead()) while true sleep(1000) end while

RokuLyndon March 21, 2011 05:54

Your monitor might not support that resoultion over all of its output. most of the time if you have a black border, and it's just on one side of the screen, it means that the display doesn't like the resolution it's being sent, so it picked the closest thing.

I have an HP that does this. When I set the brightsign to 1360x768, the diplays actually selects 1280x768, so the left side of my display is black. But, this only happens over one output. It works fine over HDmi, but not over vga.

I would check the display to see what resolution the display says it's using.

1360 x 768 problems

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