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Hey.. someone read your monologue?? ghehe..

You are right in saying that resolution changing is not working ok (for some people). It has been mentioned in the forum here and there, but I wasnt aware it was not in the first post. Should be there indeed. I'll PM Gibman about it.
Mediaportal can change the refreshrate by default. It is using the windows API itself for that.

I just thought of using a seperate bat or cmd file to start up MediaPortal. Put this command on the desktop or maybe also in the START > Programm> Startup - folder.

In this batch file, I use the command:
---------------
Resolution Changing Command 1 (to 1920x1080)
c:\
cd\
cd program files
cd Team... etc
Start /W MediaPortal.exe
Resolution Changing Command 2 (to preffered destop resolution)
---------------

This "Start /W" will call mediaportal.exe and wait till it terminates. If so, it will contiue and change the resolution back again. Maybe someone finds this usefull.

@ Scythe42: I think with flicker he means Judder. Otherwise it doesnt make sense.

<blockquote data-quote="edterbak" data-source="post: 490818" data-attributes="member: 69192">Hey.. someone read your monologue??&nbsp; ghehe..&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />You are right in saying that resolution changing is not working ok (for some people). It has been mentioned in the forum here and there, but I wasnt aware it was not in the first post. Should be there indeed. I'll PM Gibman about it. Mediaportal can change the refreshrate by default. It is using the windows API itself for that. I just thought of using a seperate bat or cmd file to start up MediaPortal. Put this command on the desktop or maybe also in the START &gt; Programm&gt; Startup - folder. In this batch file, I use the command:---------------Resolution Changing Command 1 (to 1920x1080)c:\cd\cd program filescd Team... etcStart /W MediaPortal.exeResolution Changing Command 2 (to preffered destop resolution)---------------This &quot;Start /W&quot; will call mediaportal.exe and wait till it terminates. If so, it will contiue and change the resolution back again. Maybe someone finds this usefull.@ Scythe42: I think with flicker he means Judder. Otherwise it doesnt make sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edterbak, post: 490818, member: 69192"] Hey.. someone read your monologue?? ghehe.. :) You are right in saying that resolution changing is not working ok (for some people). It has been mentioned in the forum here and there, but I wasnt aware it was not in the first post. Should be there indeed. I'll PM Gibman about it. Mediaportal can change the refreshrate by default. It is using the windows API itself for that. I just thought of using a seperate bat or cmd file to start up MediaPortal. Put this command on the desktop or maybe also in the START > Programm> Startup - folder. In this batch file, I use the command: --------------- Resolution Changing Command 1 (to 1920x1080) c:\ cd\ cd program files cd Team... etc Start /W MediaPortal.exe Resolution Changing Command 2 (to preffered destop resolution) --------------- This "Start /W" will call mediaportal.exe and wait till it terminates. If so, it will contiue and change the resolution back again. Maybe someone finds this usefull. @ Scythe42: I think with flicker he means Judder. Otherwise it doesnt make sense. [/QUOTE]