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→Problem: black bands on TV 4x3
:: Thanks ! What would become the total size of the display then ? 666x480 ?? if you use "??.Draw(0, -13); " on a 16/9 TV, are you going to draw outside of the TV ? idealy, I'd like to find a solution that would display correctly in full screen for all TVs... --[[User:Gerome|Gerome]] 01:17, 16 July 2008 (CEST)
:: Thanks ! What would become the total size of the display then ? 666x480 ?? if you use "??.Draw(0, -13); " on a 16/9 TV, are you going to draw outside of the TV ? idealy, I'd like to find a solution that would display correctly in full screen for all TVs... --[[User:Gerome|Gerome]] 01:17, 16 July 2008 (CEST)
:::The black space is basically just the overscan that is actually displayed on your TV. (0;0)u(640;480) is the safe zone in libwiisprite which is displayed on all TVs, but everything else may not get shown on some TVs. --[[User:Chaosteil|Chaosteil]] 11:08, 17 July 2008 (CEST)
:::The black space is basically just the overscan that is actually displayed on your TV. (0;0)u(640;480) is the safe zone in libwiisprite which is displayed on all TVs, but everything else may not get shown on some TVs. --[[User:Chaosteil|Chaosteil]] 11:08, 17 July 2008 (CEST)
::::Chaosteil, can you turn off the overscan and let the app deal with it? This could be an option to turn off overscan protection, if you really like the feature. --[[User:PaceMaker|PaceMaker]] 23:00, 6 August 2008 (CEST)
==Problem Installing in Windows==
==Problem Installing in Windows==