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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 495539" data-attributes="member: 83973">Thanks for a great, really useful plugin, but....I've recently found a problem when using the 'overscan' setting in a rule.It appears to work correctly in the vertical direction, cropping the top and bottom and then expanding the remainder to fill the screen.In the horizontal direction it looks like it applies the cropping but doesn't expand the remainder - or maybe it expands the picture and then applies the cropping to the expanded picture - it's hard to tell. The effect is a picture with vertical black bars at the edges...Logs and a screen capture showing the problem - to exagerate/show the issue this is with an 'overscan' setting of 100 pixels. It's 720 x 576 16:9 video at 'normal' zoom ratio, and the effect is the same fullscreen or windowed. I just use the plugin to provide zoom mode switching and overscan - not letterbox detection etc.I'm running MP 1.0.2/Vista32/EVR renderer to a 1920x1080p display.Has anyone else noticed this ?Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 495539, member: 83973"] Thanks for a great, really useful plugin, but.... I've recently found a problem when using the 'overscan' setting in a rule. It appears to work correctly in the vertical direction, cropping the top and bottom and then expanding the remainder to fill the screen. In the horizontal direction it looks like it applies the cropping but doesn't expand the remainder - or maybe it expands the picture and then applies the cropping to the expanded picture - it's hard to tell. The effect is a picture with vertical black bars at the edges... Logs and a screen capture showing the problem - to exagerate/show the issue this is with an 'overscan' setting of 100 pixels. It's 720 x 576 16:9 video at 'normal' zoom ratio, and the effect is the same fullscreen or windowed. I just use the plugin to provide zoom mode switching and overscan - not letterbox detection etc. I'm running MP 1.0.2/Vista32/EVR renderer to a 1920x1080p display. Has anyone else noticed this ? Tony [/QUOTE]

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