> I'm also struggling to get this to work (as think I have previously).
>
> If I understand correctly this should signal to my 16:9 TV (via a
> fully wired Scart connection) whether the output is 16:9 or 4:3 so
> that the TV can display it correctly. Is that correct?
>
> Actual behaviour appears to be to display everything 4:3. At the
> moment the only way I can get it to display 16:9 material correctly is
> to force the TV display everything as 16:9, which means I have to keep
> switching it manually. I there anything I can do to fix this?
>
> 16:9auto also doesn't appear in the aspect ratio setting screen.
>
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> Mark Smith - Hampshire, UK
> http://www.chez-moi.org.uk/
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Mark,
Can't you just use -a 16:9 ? I am not sure what the auto bit is
trying to do as presumably your TV is allways goiing to be 16:9!
I think I used to use the -a option but for some reason I changed it and
I now use the -F setting to allow the mvp to save its settings on a nfs
mounted location. I think the main problem was I had a mix of 16:9 and 4:3
sets and doing it this way you can save this and any other settings without
changing the config sfile.
I use -F /var/myth/settings/`hostname`.cfg
The `hostname` part ensures each mvp has its own individual settings
file.
cheers,
Dave
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