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I am using Frodo 12.3 on a windows 7 pc connected to my plasma tv using HDMI and I have noticed the following issue.
I calibrated the video on my XBMC. I put XBMC in suspend and when it comes back from suspend If I go to Video Calibration I will need to do it again...I can see both arrow that needs to be fixed again.
Why is this happening?
Video Drivers? Video card problem coming from suspend and
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Are you saying that when you suspend your HTPC the image size is 'too large/small' for the TV? There should be a setting on your TV - I have a Samsung and the TV setting is 'Just Scan' under picture options.
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That sounds more like an issue with your TV or AVR set up.
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Well, what happens with the refresh rate when you use XBMC? AMD are notorious for over/underscanning and need to be set up correctly.
That being said without screenshots of your exact AMD configuration I can't really say any more. On my previous LG TV I had to set each refresh rate in Windows so it didn't underscan - with my Samsung I use the 'Just Scan' option on the TV so it means I don't have to bother with that.
Either:
1) Screenshots of your Windows refresh rates and AMD configs
or
2) Look further through the settings of your TV.
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Keep in mind that for AMD GPU's the overscan settings are not global, it must be set for every valid refresh rate.
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The above post is true and it's annoying - but that's why I love the Samsung setting for Just Scan.
