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<blockquote data-quote="2.0" data-source="post: 838156" data-attributes="member: 118263">Thanks for replying so quickly.There is no kind of unusual software on my HTPC that would mess with the resolution.&nbsp; I have NVIDIA control panel configured properly to set it at 1920x1080 and AFAIK there is nothing that can change that.I ran MP with default skin and no plugins and I got the same message about 1280x720 resolution in the MP logfile.&nbsp; I'm posting that log here so anyone can see.&nbsp; But unfortunately for some reason Watchdog is not working for me so I can't post full logs (It gives me an unhandled exception error when it compiles the logs and crashes).&nbsp; If you would like to see any specific log files then let me know and I can try to find it.As for noticing the change in resolution... There's nothing I can tell with just my eyes.&nbsp; I don't notice anything happen to the display when MP starts.&nbsp; I could be looking at a 1080p or 720p picture but I wouldn't notice the difference at this point.I believe that the &quot;Generic PnP Monitor&quot; refers to the old VGA connector, the kind used to connect monitors in the past.&nbsp; The strange thing is that I physically disconnected the VGA plug from my video card before installing it, so how could MP think that there is even a monitor connected that way?MP Configuration must be getting the wrong information from somewhere.&nbsp; Why is it that Windows recognizes my HDMI connection to my TV but MP does not see it?&nbsp; It only gives me the choice of using the wrong monitor connection, as you can see in the screenshot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2.0, post: 838156, member: 118263"] Thanks for replying so quickly. There is no kind of unusual software on my HTPC that would mess with the resolution. I have NVIDIA control panel configured properly to set it at 1920x1080 and AFAIK there is nothing that can change that. I ran MP with default skin and no plugins and I got the same message about 1280x720 resolution in the MP logfile. I'm posting that log here so anyone can see. But unfortunately for some reason Watchdog is not working for me so I can't post full logs (It gives me an unhandled exception error when it compiles the logs and crashes). If you would like to see any specific log files then let me know and I can try to find it. As for noticing the change in resolution... There's nothing I can tell with just my eyes. I don't notice anything happen to the display when MP starts. I could be looking at a 1080p or 720p picture but I wouldn't notice the difference at this point. I believe that the "Generic PnP Monitor" refers to the old VGA connector, the kind used to connect monitors in the past. The strange thing is that I physically disconnected the VGA plug from my video card before installing it, so how could MP think that there is even a monitor connected that way? MP Configuration must be getting the wrong information from somewhere. Why is it that Windows recognizes my HDMI connection to my TV but MP does not see it? It only gives me the choice of using the wrong monitor connection, as you can see in the screenshot. [/QUOTE]

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