2010-05-05, 20:01
could someone explain the difference? I dont see any info on the wiki about this setting.
2010-05-06, 01:20
If you add it to the wiki, sure. It simply tells XBMC to run as a window rather than taking over the graphics device for fullscreen.
On Windows XP for instance, you get better Vsync when in fullscreen, however if you run a dual screen setup, then while XBMC is fullscreen on monitor 2 you can't do anything else on monitor 1.
Cheers,
Jonathan
On Windows XP for instance, you get better Vsync when in fullscreen, however if you run a dual screen setup, then while XBMC is fullscreen on monitor 2 you can't do anything else on monitor 1.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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