[BASSI3]

First of all, congrats with new release of XBMC! I've installed XBMCbuntu and everything went pretty smooth. However, there is one major issue: because of some display/resolution setting/problem, the edges of XBMC 'bleed' off the screen and are not visible. My TV is set to 1920x1080 and so is XBMC/Linux, but still the edges fall off the screen. (this also holds for the linux desktop, which is even more annoying since I cannot see the menubar since it's off-screen).

Linux itself has very few display settings. Although I partially fixed it in XBMC with the zoom function (-4 or something), the edges of the linux desktop still fall off the screen. The problem wasn't there on Dharma.

Hope you can help. Thanks in advance!
Bastiaan

EDIT: I also found this topic, but that doens't provide a solution either.
EDIT: Apparently I'm also blind, since there is a catalyst control center in the menu (which I accessed by creating a new folder on the desktop and then clicking on it to launch the file browser) in which the overscan settings can be set

[davidrust]

Have you made sure your tv is set to full pixel as it can be overscanning by default. I had the same issue yesterday.

[tmacka88]

I had this issue. You need to go into system setting/screen calibration and adjust the screen. Also for me I had to do this 3 times, one for the main GUI, 1 for TV shows and 1 for movies. So do it normally for the GUI e.g no video playong in background then play a movie press "s" go to setting and do it again will movie is in background and repeat for TV show.