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<blockquote data-quote="sleepycol" data-source="post: 299620" data-attributes="member: 20995">Hi Guys,I've quickly put together a skin file set for 4:3 by simply tweeking the XY co-ordinates in armandp's files. I also use this as well on a 16:9 TV running a lower resolution than armandp. I ran into problems where some items were off the screen. So if you have a similar setup/resolution to these then try these skin files out.1) It works on my test pc with standard 4:3 monitor running at 1280x1024 and a standard 4:3 bluetwo skin in MP.2) and also on my HTPC which is running 848x480 desktop resolution but with a standard 4:3 bluetwo skin in MP.For those wondering why I run this resolution on my HTPC (848x480), its because it means the desktop icons and other programs and images are all displayed at the correct aspect ratio in windows. I have a Panasonic PW6 std resolution plasma and this resolution matches its own number of pixels and gives a really crisp picture on it - it seems to like this resolution best ;0)Just thought some others may find these skin files useful, so might be worth a try if the layout in armandp's skin is causing problems.....Cheers,Colin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sleepycol, post: 299620, member: 20995"] Hi Guys, I've quickly put together a skin file set for 4:3 by simply tweeking the XY co-ordinates in armandp's files. I also use this as well on a 16:9 TV running a lower resolution than armandp. I ran into problems where some items were off the screen. So if you have a similar setup/resolution to these then try these skin files out. 1) It works on my test pc with standard 4:3 monitor running at 1280x1024 and a standard 4:3 bluetwo skin in MP. 2) and also on my HTPC which is running 848x480 desktop resolution but with a standard 4:3 bluetwo skin in MP. For those wondering why I run this resolution on my HTPC (848x480), its because it means the desktop icons and other programs and images are all displayed at the correct aspect ratio in windows. I have a Panasonic PW6 std resolution plasma and this resolution matches its own number of pixels and gives a really crisp picture on it - it seems to like this resolution best ;0) Just thought some others may find these skin files useful, so might be worth a try if the layout in armandp's skin is causing problems..... Cheers, Colin [/QUOTE]

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