I had the same problem with mine. I think it could be a lack of a true wide screen resolution in the video driver.
Hi folks,
when I playback Video in MC my lilliput will only display in half of it height with the puicture very shallow accross the middle. The old Wide screen movie black bars really p**s me off when the Lilli is supposed to be widescreen format anyway.
It used to do it before with a previous software install but then it only had very narrow black bars, now the picture is only half the height of the screen and its squashed.
Any idea whats causing this, I've tried changing the screen res of my EPIA V8000 from its lowest 800x600 to 1024x768 with both 60hz & 75hz and it makes no difference?
John
My Nissan 200SX @ Silverstone
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I had the same problem with mine. I think it could be a lack of a true wide screen resolution in the video driver.
Randell Kelly
99 VW GTI VR6 SC
-The GTI-PC-
so why is it not like that all the time with every film everytime? Sometimes they fill the screen, other times they only fill 3/4's of it...
John
My Nissan 200SX @ Silverstone
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On some movies the black bars is a part of the picture on DivX, XviD etc....
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what Im saying is that sometimes the same film will be more squashed than other times... Same film, same Codec, same player prog, same PC, same video driver, same screen.
John
My Nissan 200SX @ Silverstone
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sounds pretty weird to me though ???
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