Video calibration - Revision history

Karellen: Fix redirect

2018-06-20T04:17:58Z

Fix redirect

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	#REDIRECT [[~~Video playback~~#~~Video calibration~~]]		#REDIRECT [[Settings/System/Display#Video_calibration]]

Ned Scott: Redirected page to Video playback#Video calibration

2012-02-16T04:02:03Z

Redirected page to Video playback#Video calibration

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	~~The Video Calibration window allows you to adjust how video is displayed on screen. You can access it through~~ [[~~System Settings ->~~ Video ~~Output ->~~ Video Calibration]] or throught the on-screen display while playing a video. It allows you to adjust the picture overscan, the position that subtitles are displayed and also allows you to adjust the pixel ration. You must calibrate XBMC separately for each resolution that you use.

	It is essential that you properly adjust the pixel ratio. Failure to do so will cause video to look 'stretched' or 'squashed' on screen. To calibrate your pixel ratio, adjust it until the square displayed on screen is perfectly square. It is recommended that you do so using a ruler to ensure that the calibration ~~is as accurate as possible.~~
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	~~[[image:videocalibration.jpg\|right\|360px]]~~
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	~~[[category:Settings~~]]

Ned Scott: moved Video Calibration to Video calibration

2012-02-16T02:21:35Z

moved Video Calibration to Video calibration

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(No difference)

>Reaven at 20:38, 26 March 2010

2010-03-26T20:38:43Z

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	The Video Calibration window allows you to adjust how video is displayed on screen. You can access it through [[~~My Videos~~ Settings]] or throught the on-screen display while playing a video. It allows you to adjust the picture overscan, the position that subtitles are displayed and also allows you to adjust the pixel ration. You must calibrate XBMC separately for each resolution that you use.		The Video Calibration window allows you to adjust how video is displayed on screen. You can access it through [[System Settings -> Video Output -> Video Calibration]] or throught the on-screen display while playing a video. It allows you to adjust the picture overscan, the position that subtitles are displayed and also allows you to adjust the pixel ration. You must calibrate XBMC separately for each resolution that you use.

	It is essential that you properly adjust the pixel ratio. Failure to do so will cause video to look 'stretched' or 'squashed' on screen. To calibrate your pixel ratio, adjust it until the square displayed on screen is perfectly square. It is recommended that you do so using a ruler to ensure that the calibration is as accurate as possible.		It is essential that you properly adjust the pixel ratio. Failure to do so will cause video to look 'stretched' or 'squashed' on screen. To calibrate your pixel ratio, adjust it until the square displayed on screen is perfectly square. It is recommended that you do so using a ruler to ensure that the calibration is as accurate as possible.

>Sho at 16:56, 15 May 2007

2007-05-15T16:56:27Z

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	[[category:Settings]]		[[category:Settings]]
	~~[[category:Setup]]~~

>DonJ at 20:05, 2 February 2007

2007-02-02T20:05:09Z

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			[[category:Settings]]
			[[category:Setup]]

>Dankula at 16:56, 22 April 2006

2006-04-22T16:56:15Z

New page

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The Video Calibration window allows you to adjust how video is displayed on screen. You can access it through [[My Videos Settings]] or throught the on-screen display while playing a video. It allows you to adjust the picture overscan, the position that subtitles are displayed and also allows you to adjust the pixel ration. You must calibrate XBMC separately for each resolution that you use.

It is essential that you properly adjust the pixel ratio. Failure to do so will cause video to look 'stretched' or 'squashed' on screen. To calibrate your pixel ratio, adjust it until the square displayed on screen is perfectly square. It is recommended that you do so using a ruler to ensure that the calibration is as accurate as possible.
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[[image:videocalibration.jpg|right|360px]]
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