I'm not sure what are you trying to do. As I know on TV you should have same resolution as on desktop. MP gets desktop resolution and video (whatever resolution it has) is resized to desktop resolution.
This is what i mean:
I have a Full-HD TV attached by HDMI to my MediaPortal box in the living room and use a HD skin to make use of the resolution of the TV (1920x1080). When watching media (video, tv) MediaPortal resizes the original material (mostly smaller than 1920x1080) to keep the resolution on the HDMI output constant.
This is useful for a PC monitor, but not for a TV, which can resize (and deinterlace) itself. So I wonder if it would not be much easier / better, if MP would output the video in its native size (and framerate and interlacing) and let the TV do all the work. This would also improve the picture quality in those cases where the MediaPortal resolution is not the same as the TV's, because it would avoid double resizing (once in MP, once in the TV). Is there a posibilty to let MedaiPortal play the native media format to the HDMI output?
regards Omel
Hi,
i found thread with same question, but I think that's impossible. Every skin is made for some resolution and after start is skin resized to screen resolution. Everything within skin (playing video is within skin) is resized to fit to skin. I don't know how MP can work with changing resolution, because while playing video you can show OSD, context menu etc and these things are in another resolution as played video.
okay thats why its a big thing...