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I'm sure this issue has been beat around but I'm not sure if the answer to my problem has been solved. Both my tv's are not HDMI so I had to use RCA connectors. My android boxes came with Helix installed. The video playback fills up the screen nicely, but its not showing the right side of the movie or tv show and is unwatchable. I have tried every calibration available but can never watch the right half of the video. I read in this forum that a Kodi upgrade would fix this problem so tonight I upgraded to Isengard 15.2, but I still have screens that are off center. I'm about to take these boxes out with the garbage this week. My wife is giving me the "I told you it wouldn't work" speech. Can any one offer any suggestions I can do to fix this problem?
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as you use RCA connectors, which resolution are your anonymous android boxes set to? is the right part also out of screen in the box menus/apps, XBMC/Kodi GUI, or is it only when outputting video?
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ddiehl
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I'm having this problem too with beta 4 of Jarvis. Cuts off about a third of the right side. Only does it on one title though.. Plays fine on my OpenElec box..
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I have got this issue over the last couple of days too. Not too sure what to do as I also have tried every configuration possible to my knowledge.
The main Kodi screen is also a little funky as the config only allows the main screen to expand to about an inch short of the outside of my TV screen if this makes sense.
Consequently I am getting a thin black line inset on the movies.
Help!!! I am using a HDMI cable on an LG TV.
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If its not been found out already guys I think I have the solution.
Go into your home screen of your box, before the XBMC App.
Go to settings, (the 2 cogs on my box)
Display, (TV screen on my box) and turn off the automatic HDMI sensor.
I switched my setting to 1080p 60hz and it has worked for me.