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<blockquote data-quote="TheBatfink" data-source="post: 1041041" data-attributes="member: 52265">Hi,Today when I resumed my machine (MP1.5) it started up fine and displayed MePo moving pictures module as this was the place it went to sleep last night. I then opened up the TV guide and started BBC News channel. The channel began playing but I had this weird screen resolution. The desktop is set to 1080p but the picture only filled about a third of the upper right of the screen and the picture was all strange with ghosting lines like it was interlaced or something strange. I quit MePo but the desktop was the same also so had to do a hard reboot. I did take a screen shot of MePo while it was this way but after rebooting I opened the image I had saved and it looks perfectly normal full 1080p with clear picture??Just wondering if anyone has any ideas what it could be because I just brought a new Onkyo TX-NR626 receiver on Saturday and finally started running my PC through HDMI through a receiver so I'd like to rule out something being wrong with the receiver. First time I've ever seen that screen effect, but it definitely only triggered the problem when live TV started (SD channel so maybe a resolution change occurred?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBatfink, post: 1041041, member: 52265"] Hi, Today when I resumed my machine (MP1.5) it started up fine and displayed MePo moving pictures module as this was the place it went to sleep last night. I then opened up the TV guide and started BBC News channel. The channel began playing but I had this weird screen resolution. The desktop is set to 1080p but the picture only filled about a third of the upper right of the screen and the picture was all strange with ghosting lines like it was interlaced or something strange. I quit MePo but the desktop was the same also so had to do a hard reboot. I did take a screen shot of MePo while it was this way but after rebooting I opened the image I had saved and it looks perfectly normal full 1080p with clear picture?? Just wondering if anyone has any ideas what it could be because I just brought a new Onkyo TX-NR626 receiver on Saturday and finally started running my PC through HDMI through a receiver so I'd like to rule out something being wrong with the receiver. First time I've ever seen that screen effect, but it definitely only triggered the problem when live TV started (SD channel so maybe a resolution change occurred? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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