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Hello fellow people
I wondered if i can set the videocalibration via json rpc... according to the documentation i did not find anything like that. I am using an HDMI-Mixer to switch between monitors in my smarthome via node-red and one of them needs a special videocalibration but the other one does not.
Is there any way to achieve this? like monitor-profiles?
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Video calibration should the last resort to fix a display.
All TVs (including the new ones) still default to enable the "overscan" feature from back in the days of the CRT screens.
You should pick the correct setting on your TV so that it displays the video signal as 1:1, as in pixel perfect.
Have a look in your TV's manual for such a setting.
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I know that but this does not help me nor does it answer the question.
I am working with a beamer here... the beamer is for architectural reasons too far away from the wall it projects on... therefor the projection is too big... think of an art installation.
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now you made me think... maybe i could do this?
I mean.... i found this in the guisettings.xml
userdate/guisettings.xml
then found this in the file
<resolution>
<description>3840x2160 @ 59.940060 - Full Screen</description>
<subtitles>2084</subtitles>
<pixelratio>1.000000</pixelratio>
<overscan>
<left>0</left>
<top>0</top>
<right>1920</right>
<bottom>1080</bottom>
</overscan>
</resolution>
sooooo..... i think a simple change in the guisettings would do it?
Is anybody aware of another command that just changes things in the guisettings.xml? it should be straightforward to just switch out the necessary variables and i would be so happy to finally be able to have this.
... i am a mediocre programmer at best... but i think this should be doable if there is something similar already out there....