(2017-01-16, 01:56)ironic_monkey Wrote: @Milhouse i have to ask. are you 100% certain add-ons are built against updated headers? reason i ask is that the only way i can see the vfs addon pr interacting with the joystick handling is through VFSDirEntry, as its definition changed in the vfs pr. either that or the bt is completely broken (stack is stomped, so it is a possibility in theory..)

(2017-01-16, 02:35)J_E_F_F Wrote:

(2017-01-15, 23:22)Milhouse Wrote: [*]firmware: bootcode: Default to using total_mem=1023

so I can remove total_mem=1023 from config.txt ?

(2017-01-16, 18:59)mm00 Wrote: Hi,

I have just updated my RPI2 to the #0115 build and I noticed a bug. The UI fits just perfect usually, but when I pause a video, the UI seems overscaned.

The UI is fine in the menu: http://i.imgur.com/VEvDaUO.jpg

The UI overscan when video paused: http://i.imgur.com/y3l2Sbm.jpg

The video resolution does not matter, I have tried several resolutions, 1080p and 720p failed too.

Do you know what would be the solution?

(2017-01-16, 18:59)mm00 Wrote: Hi,

I have just updated my RPI2 to the #0115 build and I noticed a bug. The UI fits just perfect usually, but when I pause a video, the UI seems overscaned.

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(2017-01-17, 01:31)Milhouse Wrote:

(2017-01-16, 18:59)mm00 Wrote: Hi,

I have just updated my RPI2 to the #0115 build and I noticed a bug. The UI fits just perfect usually, but when I pause a video, the UI seems overscaned.

You updated to #0115 from what version? If you were on one of these test builds before upgrading to #0115 can you determine the first build when this issue started? And can you also confirm your TV is in pixel 1:1 mode and not applying automatic overscan (ie. some sort of auto-zoom).

(2017-01-17, 09:37)Memphiz Wrote: What is that chunksize change about? Chunksize is retrieved from the nfs server normally...

(2017-01-17, 14:21)mm00 Wrote: Thank for your answer! I found the cause. When the "Adjust display refresh rate" Kodi option is off, the UI is fine. When I change it to "on start/stop" or to "Always" the UI seems overscale like on my photo.

I can't tell you when this bug popped up, as I might changed this settings some weeks ago to "Always" and I haven't noticed instantly the overscale, so I was not able to pair this bug to that specific settings.

(2017-01-17, 15:09)Milhouse Wrote: This still sounds like more of an issue with the way your TV is configured - can you confirm that it is in pixel 1:1 mode and is not automatically zooming the display?

(2017-01-17, 02:02)Milhouse Wrote: [*]NFSFile: Change ChunkSize to 128K

(2017-01-17, 15:04)popcornmix Wrote:

(2017-01-17, 09:37)Memphiz Wrote: What is that chunksize change about? Chunksize is retrieved from the nfs server normally...

When using libnfs?
Check with fritsch he is keen on increasing chunk size as it improves max bitrate of files he can play.