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[ebr]

Well I now use a mi box on all my tvs. Lol Disney junior is still not ideal at least on latest stable client and server. Zoom function helps but I have boarders on the left and right. This was with the zoom options out of the options for zoom this one filled the screen the most. Have not tried vlc yet but I bet it can fill the screen.

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Looks like a 4:3 program on a 16:9 panel, no...?

[tdiguy]

The weird part, i cant seem to reproduce this now. Its like somehow running a stream in vlc once fixed it this time. I have not updated the server or client since first having the boarders where it looked like a 4:3 picture on the mi box. Tried power cycling the client to re-produce it and can't. This reminds me of why when i was looking into either going down the software / programming path or the network / hardware path i went networking. 

[ebr]

So it is NOT a 4:3 program?

[tdiguy]

So it is NOT a 4:3 program?

I am not sure, its not a recording its disney junior. I know its a SD channel but thats about it.
Ok so the resolution is 702*480

Edited by tdiguy, 22 July 2018 - 10:36 PM.

[Luke]

Are you sure it's not actually baked into the video?

[tdiguy]

Are you sure it's not actually baked into the video?

What the resolution? That i read from the stats for nerds option. Or do you mean the borders? Which would be completely possible, but very odd that every program on disney junior would have them. Its likely simply how the channel is transmitted. Nice part is that now that i ran the channel on vlc at full screen the emby app shows it at full screen now also. 

[Luke]

The borders, yes.

[ebr]

What the resolution? That i read from the stats for nerds option. Or do you mean the borders? Which would be completely possible, but very odd that every program on disney junior would have them. Its likely simply how the channel is transmitted. Nice part is that now that i ran the channel on vlc at full screen the emby app shows it at full screen now also. 

 

A lot of that content is going to be old and, therefore, 4:3 and, in that case, then, yes, the channel would broadcast it with side black bars.