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<blockquote data-quote="joz" data-source="post: 577628" data-attributes="member: 70244">[USER=65661]2BitSculptor[/USER]:I still do not really grasp your problem. Why can't you run 720x576?And besides that what issues do you have when doing overscan adjustments? Never had any issues with that (using powerstrip). Back in my tiny 15 inch crt days I had to adjust for overscan a bit too (was even before amped 2.0 I think) but never gave me any sort of issues.This skin is specifically designed for 720x576 so all users running on a different resolution than that could have problems. As I already said we can't take into account all screen resolutions, neither can't the wide screen skins. For example I run streamedMP on 16:10 ratio, that has issues too.So I guess what I'm saying is that if you do not run the supported screen resolution well that's up to you but just know amped does not support that officialy. If you want to run amped as it was designed, run it on 720x576. Then it will have some room for over/under scan. If that's still not enough for your tv/monitor then start using either MP screen calibration or the prefered by me method; powerstrip</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joz, post: 577628, member: 70244"] [USER=65661]2BitSculptor[/USER]: I still do not really grasp your problem. Why can't you run 720x576? And besides that what issues do you have when doing overscan adjustments? Never had any issues with that (using powerstrip). Back in my tiny 15 inch crt days I had to adjust for overscan a bit too (was even before amped 2.0 I think) but never gave me any sort of issues. This skin is specifically designed for 720x576 so all users running on a different resolution than that could have problems. As I already said we can't take into account all screen resolutions, neither can't the wide screen skins. For example I run streamedMP on 16:10 ratio, that has issues too. So I guess what I'm saying is that if you do not run the supported screen resolution well that's up to you but just know amped does not support that officialy. If you want to run amped as it was designed, run it on 720x576. Then it will have some room for over/under scan. If that's still not enough for your tv/monitor then start using either MP screen calibration or the prefered by me method; powerstrip [/QUOTE]

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