On Sun, 16 Jan 2011 06:16:59 +0100 Gero <geronimo013@xxxxxx> wrote: > Hello, > > VDR User wrote: > > I don't know about any of that but I wonder if the new osd system > > will be able to maintain widescreen HD resolution even when viewing > > 4:3 SD channels. Or if it will behave as it currently does, > > stretches/shrinks according to the channel/recording you're > > watching. Preferrably it won't do that, or at least be something > > the user can toggle. My output is always 1920x1080. I opt not to > > scale SD content up to HD. This means that when I'm watching 4:3 > > SD content in 1920x1080, I have borders on the left & right, which > > I'm ok with. However, there's no reason I'm aware of why the osd > > can't still take advantage of the full 1920x1080. > > That scaling, you're talking about is not related to the new OSD > system. Scaling is part of the output device and at least > xineliboutput can be configured to not to scale. > > I was talking about OSD only - independant of the stream-format. > > In the example I wrote, anthra was configured with 1920x1080 - when I > watch TV from FF and hit the menue button, the screen will change to > black font on black background :) > > As far as I understand a statement of Klaus, the OSD will be > different depending on the output device. > So I wrote about my wish: if the OSD systems already are different, > it would be nice to have different configurations too. configure a second vdr instance (on the client or the server) serving the xineliboutput, then you can have 2 configurations right now allready. Its not to much overhead actually :) _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
