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Thread: Auto resolution and the 544x576 channels

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    OK I'm guessing it's this one:

    https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/b...s/VideoMode.py

    And this bit of code:

    Code:
    if video_height and video_width and video_pol and video_rate:
    			resolutionlabel["content"].setText(_("Video content: %ix%i%s %iHz") % (video_width, video_height, video_pol, (video_rate + 500) / 1000))
    			if (700 < video_width <= 720) and video_height <= 480 and video_rate in (23976, 24000, 29970, 59940):
    				new_res = "480"
    			elif (700 < video_width <= 720) and video_height <= 576 and video_rate in (25000, 50000):
    				new_res = "576"
    			elif (video_width == 1280) and video_height <=720:
    				new_res = "720"
    			else:
    				new_res = config_res
    Is there anyway to figure out if the box is scaling the 544 up to 704 or 720 or 1024 that you know of please as maybe that's what is causing this to look wrong (ie the channel is being scaled incorrectly by the driver maybe?)

    On one of the channels having a problem here in the UK I've taken a screenshot in VLC and it's come out at 1024x576 so it's a 16:9 channel. It just seems weird that something seems to be using a different scale factor on vertical to what it uses on horizontal.
    Last edited by aido; 10-12-15 at 20:39.

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