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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 185225" data-attributes="member: 56239">Actually, I'm not.&nbsp; My current PJ is incapable of 1:1 pixel mapping.&nbsp; I'm using a custom-sized (1184x666) 720p-timing for my main display and a 1440x900 for my 19&quot; widescreen.&nbsp; I switch between them with a profile but don't run them at the same time.&nbsp; I thought MP would scale the skins... I found this section <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/SkinArchitecture#head-f8b5fa2b117d0b2ec29524c5d1ff197c73772f46" target="_blank">http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/SkinArchitecture#head-f8b5fa2b117d0b2ec29524c5d1ff197c73772f46</a> which states: Here is an partial references.xml file for example purposes. It shows that this skin is designed for a 720x576 pixel display (MediaPortal will scale it to whatever display the end user has) and the version is 0.1.0.15. It also contains the default values that will be used for any button control in any other skin file within this skin folder: I'm not trying to argue... it could be my old display driver, the AIW 9600XT, or the skin that has issue scaling.&nbsp; I know if I drag the window at the home page, it resizes.&nbsp; It's after going to My-TV or the TV-Guide when the fonts, the little man, those MP-graphics on the top-left, and the TV preview border get all pizelated/funky and unreadable.Would using the native resolution of a skin sidestep the need for my video card to resize?&nbsp; Wouldn't that be the case ONLY if I run in FULLSCREEN mode?&nbsp; I own a new Sony AW15 and plan on going to its 1280x720 format really soon.&nbsp; Should I select a skin with 1280x720 native, or what are you suggestng?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 185225, member: 56239"] Actually, I'm not. My current PJ is incapable of 1:1 pixel mapping. I'm using a custom-sized (1184x666) 720p-timing for my main display and a 1440x900 for my 19" widescreen. I switch between them with a profile but don't run them at the same time. I thought MP would scale the skins... I found this section [url]http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/SkinArchitecture#head-f8b5fa2b117d0b2ec29524c5d1ff197c73772f46[/url] which states: [I]Here is an partial references.xml file for example purposes. It shows that this skin is [u]designed for a 720x576 pixel display [b](MediaPortal will scale it to whatever display the end user has)[/b][/u][b][/b] and the version is 0.1.0.15. It also contains the default values that will be used for any button control in any other skin file within this skin folder: [/I] I'm not trying to argue... it could be my old display driver, the AIW 9600XT, or the [u]skin[/u] that has issue scaling. I know if I drag the window at the home page, it resizes. It's after going to My-TV or the TV-Guide when the fonts, the little man, those MP-graphics on the top-left, and the TV preview border get all pizelated/funky and unreadable. Would using the native resolution of a skin sidestep the need for my video card to resize? Wouldn't that be the case ONLY if I run in FULLSCREEN mode? I own a new Sony AW15 and plan on going to its 1280x720 format really soon. Should I select a skin with 1280x720 native, or what are you suggestng? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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