11 replies to this topic

[daveraver]

I can just use the Pli-HD skin, the one comes by default, the others, metrixHD for openpli 4.0, and the three ones come by default doesn't fit on my LG tv, and the screen position plugin doesn't work anyway...Any solution?? Thank you.

Edited by daveraver, 14 January 2016 - 19:57.

[sonic1]

What is the problem with the screen position plugin ? I have never had an issue with it.

[daveraver]

It doesn't work with my LG plasma 50", I don't know why, other E2 images work in my box, but not with openpli, could you tell me the plugin are you using? I download it from the plugin panel. The issue is that I move all indicators left,right, top, botom, and nothing happens.

Edited by daveraver, 14 January 2016 - 20:12.

[sonic1]

via the plugin menu you have OSD position setup, it is there from default so no need to download it.

[beastyboy]

Did you tried to disable overscan on your tv?

[daveraver]

In my tv?? I don't know what is overscan...osd position show a blue screen and I cannot see anything. I try to adjust in the tv, but I don't understand why screen position doesn't work, overscan in my tv I don't know I'm spanish I will look for the translation. Thank you very much. Dont give thanks in the post, tapatalk dont let it.

[WanWizard]

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overscan

 

In the menu, under setup, system, testscreens, you find the option to test if your TV has overscan enabled. Most TV's have the option to disable it, since it's not needed in the digital age.

[daveraver]

I don't know what to change in my tv settings, but there is one menu option to make changes manually, when I come back to dvbt fit well...my tv is a plasma with tdt no hd...year 2007. I understand that overscan is enabled, but is not a reason, I some other e2 images work to adjust the image to all corners of tv.

Edited by daveraver, 14 January 2016 - 23:40.

[daveraver]

Some parts are out of the screen...adjusting manually in the tv, a take a foto, but not good, no good camera...

Edited by daveraver, 14 January 2016 - 23:56.

[WanWizard]

The only solution is to switch off overscan in your TV. On some LG's you can do this by changing the aspect-ratio from "16:9" to "JUST-SCAN" (some use "Exact-scan" instead).

 

If your TV doesn't support that, the only thing you can so is select a skin that is overscan compatible (i.e. doesn't use the screen edges), and live with the fact you loose 5% or more of the TV image on all sides...

[daveraver]

Thank you, perhaps in a short time we must change our tv, it's going to be 9 years old...thank you for your good explanations, I will try what you say.

Edited by daveraver, 15 January 2016 - 14:15.

[Erik Slagter]

My TV is older than that (Sony Bravia) and it has an option "Dot for dot" that does exactly this (turn off overscan).