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<blockquote data-quote="Dadeo" data-source="post: 413586" data-attributes="member: 27204">OK now I am mystified.&nbsp; Here's the first file again, with the new arrow size and positions.&nbsp; Let me know if you get 5 or 8 lines!I forget how to change the settings in ATI I've been on nVidia for the last while but I do know I used to be able to save it in ATI so check that out.&nbsp; If you can save in 720x576 you will get a better view as that is the default size for the skin.&nbsp; 640x480 and 1024x768 are 'true' 4:3 while 720x576 1280x1024 etc are not.&nbsp; So things change a little when you switch screen sizes.&nbsp; You can also use the screen calibration under Settings in the MP GUI to make sure things are formatting correctly for your screen. Your ATI driver settings should also let you reposition and resize the image for your TV.I cannnot figure out where you are getting the white vertical line. I can't find it anywhere in the image I sent!See my previous post:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dadeo, post: 413586, member: 27204"] OK now I am mystified. Here's the first file again, with the new arrow size and positions. Let me know if you get 5 or 8 lines! I forget how to change the settings in ATI I've been on nVidia for the last while but I do know I used to be able to save it in ATI so check that out. If you can save in 720x576 you will get a better view as that is the default size for the skin. 640x480 and 1024x768 are 'true' 4:3 while 720x576 1280x1024 etc are not. So things change a little when you switch screen sizes. You can also use the screen calibration under Settings in the MP GUI to make sure things are formatting correctly for your screen. Your ATI driver settings should also let you reposition and resize the image for your TV. I cannnot figure out where you are getting the white vertical line. I can't find it anywhere in the image I sent! See my previous post: [/QUOTE]

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