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<blockquote data-quote="bombonator" data-source="post: 49627" data-attributes="member: 10415">not sure if you mean you cant find it or it just doesnt do anything when you move the bars to change the brightness/contrast etc.I use the razor widescreen skin but it should be very similar process for any skin.move mouse to bottom of screen to bring up the OSD - i can use the 'info' button on my mce remote to bring it up too.click on the camera icon - that brings up another box with the controls to change these settings.Make sure the 'Slider' bar is all the way to the right - that is the timeshifting position. If it is not at the end you may be seeing tv from minutes ago and so when you change brightness, you wont see the effect for that many minutes (has got me before).with the 'slider' at the right, the changes to brightness and contrast will be almost immediate (equivalent to the timeshift buffer delay of a few seconds)hope that helps</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bombonator, post: 49627, member: 10415"] not sure if you mean you cant find it or it just doesnt do anything when you move the bars to change the brightness/contrast etc. I use the razor widescreen skin but it should be very similar process for any skin. move mouse to bottom of screen to bring up the OSD - i can use the 'info' button on my mce remote to bring it up too. click on the camera icon - that brings up another box with the controls to change these settings. Make sure the 'Slider' bar is all the way to the right - that is the timeshifting position. If it is not at the end you may be seeing tv from minutes ago and so when you change brightness, you wont see the effect for that many minutes (has got me before). with the 'slider' at the right, the changes to brightness and contrast will be almost immediate (equivalent to the timeshift buffer delay of a few seconds) hope that helps [/QUOTE]

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