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<blockquote data-quote="fitto" data-source="post: 475203" data-attributes="member: 53259">Hello,Thanks a lot for checking.I'm running MP 1.0.2 as well, and I'm having this ever since I first started with MP.I think your right, it might be specific to widescreen calibrated to &quot;non-square&quot; pixel aspect-ratio. There are a lot of screens, especially earlier plasma models, using a native 4:3 resolution to fill a 16:9 screen. MP has the great hability of adjusting pixel aspect ratio within the screen calibration... Actually I jumped to MP ages ago because of this.Anyway, it should be easily reproduceable. Just go to screen calibration, and at the last step, pixel AR, you have to make a rectangle look square. Just make it anything greater than 1 (mine's 1.33).Even if everything looks squezeed (just for testing), go and try to watch wide pictures fullscreen, you should see how the picture doesn't fill the screen...Am I right?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fitto, post: 475203, member: 53259"] Hello, Thanks a lot for checking. I'm running MP 1.0.2 as well, and I'm having this ever since I first started with MP. I think your right, it might be specific to widescreen calibrated to "non-square" pixel aspect-ratio. There are a lot of screens, especially earlier plasma models, using a native 4:3 resolution to fill a 16:9 screen. MP has the great hability of adjusting pixel aspect ratio within the screen calibration... Actually I jumped to MP ages ago because of this. Anyway, it should be easily reproduceable. Just go to screen calibration, and at the last step, pixel AR, you have to make a rectangle look square. Just make it anything greater than 1 (mine's 1.33). Even if everything looks squezeed (just for testing), go and try to watch wide pictures fullscreen, you should see how the picture doesn't fill the screen... Am I right? [/QUOTE]

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