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<blockquote data-quote="5Hundred" data-source="post: 254635" data-attributes="member: 62217"><p>[USER=53582]Bleazle[/USER], the zoom option you should use is normal, not original. DVB-S is 720x576 so your video card is doing exactly what it has been asked to do, i.e. it is showing the 720x576 picture pixel for pixel on your screen. Most likely your panel has a larger resoultion than that (what is its native resolution? 1360x768?) and therefore 720x576will never fill the creen in original mode. This is also evident with avi files etc. You could use ffdshow as a renderer and get it to upscale to your panels resolution but this is fairly cpu intensive, best left to the grahics card in my case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="5Hundred, post: 254635, member: 62217"] [USER=53582]Bleazle[/USER], the zoom option you should use is normal, not original. DVB-S is 720x576 so your video card is doing exactly what it has been asked to do, i.e. it is showing the 720x576 picture pixel for pixel on your screen. Most likely your panel has a larger resoultion than that (what is its native resolution? 1360x768?) and therefore 720x576will never fill the creen in original mode. This is also evident with avi files etc. You could use ffdshow as a renderer and get it to upscale to your panels resolution but this is fairly cpu intensive, best left to the grahics card in my case. [/QUOTE]
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