MVPMCX2 and 576/PAL support on NMT

[mvallevand]

It does but it doesn't help because, in your post http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=3...stcount=15 I interpreted those modes worked but you could not get back to gaya or play files with NMT so I changed some things. I believe that making this work more significant then than the fact that your monitor doesn't respond to the full command as well as mine does.

Martin

[OrakelJos]

I could go back to gaya without problem. Only when I change thereafter the native resolution of the NMT from 576 to something higher it would crash. With 480 (which I don't use) this did not happen.
As it stands now I will continue to use your 9/9 version in native NMT 576 mode because that works the best for me. If I want to use the NMT to watch something else then GBPVR I have to live with the fact that for the time being I have to reset the NMT when changing the resolution from 576 to 720 or 1080.

[mvallevand]

Ok, as long as you understand the issues, I'm glad this works for you. Unfortunately you are frozen from further updates and I didn't commit that version to my source code mgt. system, since you didn't seem to prefer it. I'll send you a couple of versions to see if I can remember what I did.

Martin

[OrakelJos]

It is only the automatic zoom fuction that works correctly in the 9/9 version and not in the 11/9 version what stops me from using the last one. If you are able to find out what the cause is for this I would be more than happy to use it, also to ensure me for further updates.
Is there any reason why the zoom command-line paramter does not work in the 11/9 version? Thanks!

[mvallevand]

It is only the automatic zoom fuction that works correctly in the 9/9 version and not in the 11/9 version what stops me from using the last one. If you are able to find out what the cause is for this I would be more than happy to use it, also to ensure me for further updates.
Is there any reason why the zoom command-line paramter does not work in the 11/9 version? Thanks!

Is is just the command line? if you change the setting on the NMT video setup screen does it work when you don't have a command line override?

Martin

[OrakelJos]

Without command-line override it does not respond to any of the NMT zoom settings. It does respond to the zoom commands from the remote control.

[mvallevand]

That's unfortunate, I'm running out of things for you to try. The last thing would be to add --display 1280x720 and see if your monitor doesn't like the resolution change. I know my 576p will not go full screen if it IS set so maybe your monitor is completely different. That's pretty unlikely but I have nothing better to offer I'm afraid.

Martin

[OrakelJos]

Martin: this is of course only with the 11/9 version. The 9/9 versions works as expected (see also posting #34). Only with that version (9/9) I cannot run GBPVR on a different resolution as the NMT. I therefore think the zooming problem has nothing to do with my tv-set.

[mvallevand]

Actually I did find that full is not working on when the source aspect is 16x9, it is fine is the source aspect is 4x3. I guess you will need to use the zoom button.

Martin.

[OrakelJos]

Source aspect is 4:3 with embedded(?) 16:9 content. I am always using crop on the NMT for GBPVR. With the 9/9 version this displays full screen on my wide screen tv-set. For me this is perfect.
If I use "full" then it dispays the correct width but only a narrow height. The other two zoom settings give both a small screen which I presume is at actual PAL resoltion.
Hopes that this information helps.