Although I like the layout, I tend to steer away from 'fixed center button' menus because I find them a little hard to use. The test under button just jumps suddenly from one to the next. I keep missing the selection I want.
I feel these would be easer to use, and easier on the eye if the button/text scrolled smoothly up and down.
In fact, I would go so far to say that it would be pretty damn sexy!
In the extreme it would be nice if the button accelerated, coasted, then deaccelerated to a halt. But this is just the engineer in me coming out.
I'm trying to install on win 2000 and I only have MDAC 2.5 on my system. It seems that the Microsoft download pages for the MDAC 2.6 are not available. Is there any other way to get an updated MDAC?
Something very strange. Wondering if someone has some ideas.
Since I've updated some codecs & adjusted some MUX versions I have a problem where (the others work fine) the picture for one channel not showing on my 2nd monitor(TV), but does on primary(PC)?
All other channels show the picture fine on both, but just this one (SBS) does not get displayed on the TV (annoying). Note that the sound does work but the screen is BLACK.
Which decoder does the program use by default to play my nero encoded videos? (The Nero codec is not on this computer) Would the nero one be better for the h.264 mp4's?
Is it possible that all OSD elements have a hardcoded size of 720x480 and does not use their size from the OSD\skin.xml? Everytime i change the size of an OSD to my standard 1024x576 absolutly nothing happens.
It's the same for liveTV-Guide although i have defined it as 1024x576 only a part of 720x480 is displayed. Which also means the popup, which is used from the TV Guide\skin.xml and not used from the TV Guide\live-skin.xml is not displayed completely because if positioned it in the middle of my 1024x576.
Am i doing something wrong here or is it realy hardcoded?
Which also leads me to the question what really happens to my PAL TV signal if my GBPVR-window is 1024x576. Is it first reduced to 720x480 and then stretched back to 1024x576 (or what the aspect ratio says) or is the PAL signal left at its 720x576 and only streched to fit the window?
Maybe sub you make this clear to me.