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<blockquote data-quote="Nazgulled" data-source="post: 352703" data-attributes="member: 86572">Actually, I just saw the Blue3 Wide skin at 1080p and the text was much better rendered so I think I want to keep MediaPortal running at 1080p all the time. However, I still need the desktop to be 720p when I exit MediaPortal but I guess that is not part of this program's intentions.EDIT:I just created a VBS script file that I'm going to call instead of &quot;MediaPortal.exe&quot;. The script is using 12Noon Display Changer and so it will change the resolution to 1080p before running MediaPortal and when MP is closed, it will restore the resolution back to 720p.I should have no problems by running Automatic Refreshrate Changer now right?But I just thought, why don't you include this functionality directly into &quot;MediaPortal.exe&quot; by pulling some extra configurations from &quot;MediaPortal.xml&quot; and change at startup and change it back to the default one at exit. What do you think?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nazgulled, post: 352703, member: 86572"] Actually, I just saw the Blue3 Wide skin at 1080p and the text was much better rendered so I think I want to keep MediaPortal running at 1080p all the time. However, I still need the desktop to be 720p when I exit MediaPortal but I guess that is not part of this program's intentions. [B]EDIT:[/B] I just created a VBS script file that I'm going to call instead of "MediaPortal.exe". The script is using 12Noon Display Changer and so it will change the resolution to 1080p before running MediaPortal and when MP is closed, it will restore the resolution back to 720p. I should have no problems by running Automatic Refreshrate Changer now right? But I just thought, why don't you include this functionality directly into "MediaPortal.exe" by pulling some extra configurations from "MediaPortal.xml" and change at startup and change it back to the default one at exit. What do you think? [/QUOTE]

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