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<blockquote data-quote="midknight" data-source="post: 617957" data-attributes="member: 86580"><p>Hi I'm in the same situation... running RC1.</p><p>It's with an integrated Ati HD3200 connected to an Onkyo 606 then to a Panasonic 46PZ86...</p><p>If I leave MP open and shut down the TV and AV, next time I turn them on MP has resized to a smaller size...</p><p></p><p>Can't MP GUI be made to detect resolution changes and adapt itself without closing and being run again?</p><p>Or, on the other hand, make it not to 'shrink' if it detects a smaller resolution...</p><p></p><p>BTW, already tried the EDID override, and it didn't help at all...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="midknight, post: 617957, member: 86580"] Hi I'm in the same situation... running RC1. It's with an integrated Ati HD3200 connected to an Onkyo 606 then to a Panasonic 46PZ86... If I leave MP open and shut down the TV and AV, next time I turn them on MP has resized to a smaller size... Can't MP GUI be made to detect resolution changes and adapt itself without closing and being run again? Or, on the other hand, make it not to 'shrink' if it detects a smaller resolution... BTW, already tried the EDID override, and it didn't help at all... [/QUOTE]
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