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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 797344" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again MikeIf you're not changing the desktop resolution/size and you're not adjusting the TV (I meant scaling adjustments like those that can/could be performed on most CRT computer monitors with the +, - and other buttons) then I'm a little confused about what you're actually doing.Here's a guess: are you running MP in windowed mode (ie. you can see the desktop and MP is running as a window like other software) and adjusting the size and position of the window on the desktop to make it fit the visible area on the TV?The thing that is the most confusing for me from your first post is this statement:That is confusing because my understanding is that MP wouldn't adjust its own size unless you are changing between full screen video and the textured user interface. Possibly what is more likely is that the TV rescans the input and automatically scales the image to match what it thinks is the visible area of its screen. Lots of CRT monitors work this way.I'd like to answer this but best you explain exactly what you're doing in more detail else I'm guessing what you mean by &quot;UI size settings&quot;.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 797344, member: 82144"] Hi again Mike If you're not changing the desktop resolution/size and you're not adjusting the TV (I meant scaling adjustments like those that can/could be performed on most CRT computer monitors with the +, - and other buttons) then I'm a little confused about what you're actually doing. Here's a guess: are you running MP in windowed mode (ie. you can see the desktop and MP is running as a window like other software) and adjusting the size and position of the window on the desktop to make it fit the visible area on the TV? The thing that is the most confusing for me from your first post is this statement: That is confusing because my understanding is that MP wouldn't adjust its own size unless you are changing between full screen video and the textured user interface. Possibly what is more likely is that the TV rescans the input and automatically scales the image to match what it thinks is the visible area of its screen. Lots of CRT monitors work this way. I'd like to answer this but best you explain exactly what you're doing in more detail else I'm guessing what you mean by "UI size settings". mm [/QUOTE]

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