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This seems like a simple configuration problem for a certain screen mode. The MK2 version does make a differenc between for example PAL and PAL interlaced. I know that Sysinfo only uses non-interlace, and if your WB is configured to use interlace, you may be expecting hte same output settings, but the flicker fixer might be configured totally different.
The config tool is your friend - though not as comfortable and real-time as on the MK3 version.
Jens
I think i just maybe need help setting this thing up, as i must be missing something maybe?
Two things:
1) the documentation. Timm has gone to great length writing a very nice and usable tool, along with it's documentation. Please do take the time to read it.
2) live config. If you just want to move the screen and adjust sizes in real-time, use the magic keyboard combination left-shift, CTRL and Tilde (left of the "1" key under the ESC key), Move the mouse to move the picture, or press&hold the left mouse button while moving, and you're changing the zoom factor. Once you're satisfied with the positioning, press the Tilde key again to leave live config mode.
Jens
First, I recommend reading the documentation wiki like 10 times to get a grasp on using the config tool. Play around with the tool without saving to get familiar with it. You can always reset if things get screwed up, as long as you don’t save to the device.
I would try using a HighGfx screenmode for your workbench display. It looks like your default PAL Indivision mode is disabled (Pre 640x512 PAL). Configure that mode and uncheck the disabled option and save to the device.
If you want a full PAL overscan, configure and enable the (Pre 720x548 PAL) mode and set the display to 720x576.
Sysinfo is using a DBLPal High Res screenmode, which isn’t properly set up with the Indivision. I have the same issue and no matter how I configure the Indivision, I get that exact same screen. So I use a program called ModePro that will allow you to select a working screenmode after the program is launched (there doesn’t appear to be any way to set a screenmode within sysinfo as far as I can see).
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