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Skin looks rubbish on dev pc but ok on tv?
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<blockquote data-quote="jmbillings" data-source="post: 315730" data-attributes="member: 76827"><p>I've started out on my first skin. The XML looks fun to decipher, but in any case, on my PC I run 1680x1050 res, so in the mediaportal config I set it to start in a window sized to the skin I am making (1366x768).</p><p></p><p>The problem is it looks awful - it runs in a window and looks about the right size but the text is blocky and the images look badly resized.</p><p></p><p>If I copy my theme down to my htpc though, and run it on the TV, it looks great. Am I missing something here?!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jmbillings, post: 315730, member: 76827"] I've started out on my first skin. The XML looks fun to decipher, but in any case, on my PC I run 1680x1050 res, so in the mediaportal config I set it to start in a window sized to the skin I am making (1366x768). The problem is it looks awful - it runs in a window and looks about the right size but the text is blocky and the images look badly resized. If I copy my theme down to my htpc though, and run it on the TV, it looks great. Am I missing something here?! [/QUOTE]
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