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<blockquote data-quote="hirscho" data-source="post: 395211" data-attributes="member: 28029">Hi illStyleThanks for describing you configuration. But how do you differentiate between &nbsp;&nbsp; - SD 4:3 (544x576-720x576) --&gt; &quot;smart zoom&quot; &nbsp;&nbsp; - SD 4:3 Letterbox (544x576-720x576) --&gt; &quot;zoom&quot; My configuration was like this:&nbsp;&nbsp; 1) SD 4:3 Letterbox (544x576-720x576, Letterbox detection on) --&gt; &quot;zoom&quot; &nbsp;&nbsp; 2) SD 4:3 (544x576-720x576) --&gt; &quot;smart zoom&quot; &nbsp;&nbsp; 3) Fallback rule: &quot;normal zoom&quot;and this would cover everthing for me. I thought VMS would work like this: 1) Search for first rule where AR and resolution fits 2) If ok and letterbox detection is on and true --&gt; change AR3) If not goto next rule where AR and resolution fitsMy testing has shown&nbsp; that step 3) is not done. Now let's assume the AR mode is set to zoom and a standard 4:3 signal is detected, than VMS would never switch to &quot;smart mode&quot;.hirscho</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hirscho, post: 395211, member: 28029"] Hi illStyle Thanks for describing you configuration. But how do you differentiate between - SD 4:3 (544x576-720x576) --> "smart zoom" - SD 4:3 Letterbox (544x576-720x576) --> "zoom" My configuration was like this: 1) SD 4:3 Letterbox (544x576-720x576, Letterbox detection on) --> "zoom" 2) SD 4:3 (544x576-720x576) --> "smart zoom" 3) Fallback rule: "normal zoom" and this would cover everthing for me. I thought VMS would work like this: 1) Search for first rule where AR and resolution fits 2) If ok and letterbox detection is on and true --> change AR 3) If not goto next rule where AR and resolution fits My testing has shown that step 3) is not done. Now let's assume the AR mode is set to zoom and a standard 4:3 signal is detected, than VMS would never switch to "smart mode". hirscho [/QUOTE]

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