Resolution of UI locked to screen resolution

[redion1992]

Hi there,
I've been using NextPVR for a while now, since moving to Win10; first as a backend for Kodi, then as a TV client itself. However, I've recently set up Nvidia Surround, which merges multiple screens into one virtual screen, mostly for gaming purposes. When I launched NextPVR after this, the window came up with huge black panels matching the resolution ratio of this virtual monitor. I'm not able to resize this window to remove the panels. I also use DisplayFusion to manage the multi-monitor setup, so that windows only maximise to one physical monitor.

Here's what I'm currently getting on live TV, having attempted to maximise the window to the right monitor: http://i.imgur.com/ZGYVkHP.jpg

I can't resize the window to a ratio which gets rid of those black panels. Is there any way to fix this up?

Thanks in advance.

[ccihon]

Hi there,
I've been using NextPVR for a while now, since moving to Win10; first as a backend for Kodi, then as a TV client itself. However, I've recently set up Nvidia Surround, which merges multiple screens into one virtual screen, mostly for gaming purposes. When I launched NextPVR after this, the window came up with huge black panels matching the resolution ratio of this virtual monitor. I'm not able to resize this window to remove the panels. I also use DisplayFusion to manage the multi-monitor setup, so that windows only maximise to one physical monitor.

Here's what I'm currently getting on live TV, having attempted to maximise the window to the right monitor: http://i.imgur.com/ZGYVkHP.jpg

I can't resize the window to a ratio which gets rid of those black panels. Is there any way to fix this up?

Thanks in advance.

Under settings>General, does the result change if you select a prescribed resolution like "1920x1080" rather than the default "Auto"? I think the Auto setting asks Windows for the EDID default (native) resolution of the display

[redion1992]

Under settings>General, does the result change if you select a prescribed resolution like "1920x1080" rather than the default "Auto"? I think the Auto setting asks Windows for the EDID default (native) resolution of the display

Yes, this fixed it. Sorry for the delay, I'd switched Surround off for some other stuff and hadn't got around to testing it.