[RickD_99]

I recently upgraded my HTPC to Windows 10 and have upgraded my AMD Radeon 6450 driver to the latest version. I found that after installing Win 10 I had to adjust the scaling -5% to get my desktop properly scaled for my Samsung D7000 plasma. When I go into Kodi v 15.0 everything looks great and properly scaled but when I start playing my movies there is a slight cropping at the top and bottom of the screen; for example when I move my mouse cursor the on screen graphics are cut off at top and bottom about 20% indicating the image is being zoomed somewhat. Anyone got any ideas as to the cause of this? I never saw this in my previous Windows 7 setup. TIA....

[Hitcher]

Play video > bring up menu > select 'Video options' > select 'Video calibration...'

[RickD_99]

Play video > bring up menu > select 'Video options' > select 'Video calibration...'

Thanks for the reply. I had already tried what you suggested and adjusting using the calibration option did not solve this issue. I just upgraded from 15.0 to 15.2 Isengard and the issue is still present. This is a strange one...like I mentioned my Win 10 desktop is perfectly scaled after adjusting using Catayst Control Center and when I then launch into Kodi the opening Kodi graphics are perfectly scaled as well. I only see the scaling issue when actually playing back a movie...

Should have left well enough alone and kept my HTPC on Windows 7!

[Hitcher]

Ah, then you might need to change the scaling for different refresh rates using Catayst Control Center.

[RickD_99]

Ah, then you might need to change the scaling for different refresh rates using Catayst Control Center.

Bingo you are a genius ( and I obviously am not)! I had my Win 10 desktop set to 1080@60i and was trying to watch my subject movie at 1080p@24 fps. I just forgot that the scaling has to be individually set for each refresh rate within Catalyst Control Center. Thanks very much for your help!