N nelsonlfs New member Sep 7, 2015 104 0 0 yes i do Nov 23, 2015 #1 Nov 23, 2015 #1 most channels not showing in widescreen?
V vampirito New member Apr 23, 2015 127 0 0 Nov 23, 2015 #2 Nov 23, 2015 #2 I noticed that too, mostly USA channels.
N nelsonlfs New member Sep 7, 2015 104 0 0 yes i do Nov 23, 2015 #3 Nov 23, 2015 #3 only VOD is widescreen
T trackzz New member Feb 25, 2015 68 0 0 Nov 26, 2015 #4 Nov 26, 2015 #4 yep same here ,just started a couple of days ago, but you can always resize it when playing ...with the video settings
yep same here ,just started a couple of days ago, but you can always resize it when playing ...with the video settings
N nelsonlfs New member Sep 7, 2015 104 0 0 yes i do Nov 26, 2015 #5 Nov 26, 2015 #5 can you plz explain? ive clicked everywhere
dara Fire From Within Nov 23, 2014 10,281 70 48 yes i do Nov 26, 2015 #6 Nov 26, 2015 #6 On Kodi, there is a movie reel icon when you click on the video for 'info', click that icon, and click on View Mode, find Stretch 16:9.
On Kodi, there is a movie reel icon when you click on the video for 'info', click that icon, and click on View Mode, find Stretch 16:9.
Marley Super Moderator at Work Oct 28, 2014 4,294,965,335 38 0 Nov 26, 2015 #7 Nov 26, 2015 #7 same for subs and sound to bar at bottom right when the movie is going
N nelsonlfs New member Sep 7, 2015 104 0 0 yes i do Nov 26, 2015 #8 Nov 26, 2015 #8 thanks, it worked but do i have to do this on every single channel?
dara Fire From Within Nov 23, 2014 10,281 70 48 yes i do Nov 26, 2015 #9 Nov 26, 2015 #9 nelsonlfs said: thanks, it worked but do i have to do this on every single channel? Click to expand... Perhaps. I don't know of a global setting for the kodi video player to stretch, but maybe there is one.
nelsonlfs said: thanks, it worked but do i have to do this on every single channel? Click to expand... Perhaps. I don't know of a global setting for the kodi video player to stretch, but maybe there is one.
N nelsonlfs New member Sep 7, 2015 104 0 0 yes i do Nov 26, 2015 #10 Nov 26, 2015 #10 thanks, ill have to do 1 by 1... 1,000 times
big dady Moderator at Work Mar 30, 2015 4,920 16 0 Yes Nov 26, 2015 #11 Nov 26, 2015 #11 Just go down to set as default for all videos
M MrX4000 New member Jun 9, 2015 42 0 0 yes i do Nov 26, 2015 #12 Nov 26, 2015 #12 Just select " Default for all files " and it should work from there on out ... except it may potentially mess up some 4:3 ones
Just select " Default for all files " and it should work from there on out ... except it may potentially mess up some 4:3 ones
T tuxen tux tux tux Jul 24, 2015 827 8 0 in my head Nov 26, 2015 #14 Nov 26, 2015 #14 nelsonlfs said: thanks, it worked but do i have to do this on every single channel? Click to expand... there is a global setting in kodi: go to system/video/playback locate "Display 4:3 videos as" set to Stretch 16:9. pressing "set as default for all videos" in the video settings popup box should also do it, I dont see any conflicts that could occur. Last edited: Nov 26, 2015
nelsonlfs said: thanks, it worked but do i have to do this on every single channel? Click to expand... there is a global setting in kodi: go to system/video/playback locate "Display 4:3 videos as" set to Stretch 16:9. pressing "set as default for all videos" in the video settings popup box should also do it, I dont see any conflicts that could occur.
B bashabear TV Addicted Feb 25, 2015 42 2 0 yes I do Nov 29, 2015 #15 Nov 29, 2015 #15 After changing to 16:9 in the view mode scroll down to the very bottom until you see the Set default for all channels and click on that. Then answer yes and you have all channels set for 16:9 and it will not revert back to normal setting.
After changing to 16:9 in the view mode scroll down to the very bottom until you see the Set default for all channels and click on that. Then answer yes and you have all channels set for 16:9 and it will not revert back to normal setting.