Setting 1360x760 resolution

[manc]

Hi,
I am up and running with my new Beelink r89 , I have sucessfully upgrade the f/w to Leolas 0.95, however I have run into a problem in that the resolution of my LCD TV is 1360x760 which is not a selectable option within settings > display > hdmi mode, has anyone got any suggestions on how I set the resolutions.
Thanks.

[oman]

Hi,
I am up and running with my new Beelink r89 , I have sucessfully upgrade the f/w to Leolas 0.95, however I have run into a problem in that the resolution of my LCD TV is 1360x760 which is not a selectable option within settings > display > hdmi mode, has anyone got any suggestions on how I set the resolutions.
Thanks.

HDMI resolution differ with LCD resolution,those are independent..

And there is no such resolution in HDMI

[manc]

Cheers for the reply Oman.

My 32" LG LCD is a good number of years old but it is still working well, I guess this odd resolution is not supported natively in Android but I dont have the luxury of going out and buying a new 1080p LCD, do I assume I have to put up with the scaled & fussy output I am seeing in Android until some kind sole brings out a firmware that supports 1360x760? If so do you have any suggestions? I feel a little disappointed after spending so much on a nice new media player to find I cannot run the native resolution of my LG TV, hope you can help, its worth pointing out my raspberry pi had no issues at this resolution.

Thanks.

[oman]

Cheers for the reply Oman.

My 32" LG LCD is a good number of years old but it is still working well, I guess this odd resolution is not supported natively in Android but I dont have the luxury of going out and buying a new 1080p LCD, do I assume I have to put up with the scaled & fussy output I am seeing in Android until some kind sole brings out a firmware that supports 1360x760? If so do you have any suggestions? I feel a little disappointed after spending so much on a nice new media player to find I cannot run the native resolution of my LG TV, hope you can help, its worth pointing out my raspberry pi had no issues at this resolution.

Thanks.

I guess it could be fixed by modifying the FB size..

\kernel\arch\arm\boot\dts\lcd-box.dtsi

hactive = <1280>;
vactive = <720>;

==>

hactive = <1360>;
vactive = <760>;

[manc]

I guess it could be fixed by modifying the FB size..

\kernel\arch\arm\boot\dts\lcd-box.dtsi

hactive = <1280>;
vactive = <720>;

==>

hactive = <1360>;
vactive = <760>;

Hmm OK, will give this a go this evening and report back the results.

[manc]

I guess it could be fixed by modifying the FB size..

\kernel\arch\arm\boot\dts\lcd-box.dtsi

hactive = <1280>;
vactive = <720>;

==>

hactive = <1360>;
vactive = <760>;

Your going to have to expand up on these instructions, "find / -name lcd" within a terminal windows comes back with nothing?

[no_spam_for_me]

Your going to have to expand up on these instructions, "find / -name lcd" within a terminal windows comes back with nothing?

It's an information for dev's because he talk about a part at the kernel source...
So I think it doesn't help you to find a solution

[manc]

It's an information for dev's because he talk about a part at the kernel source...
So I think it doesn't help you to find a solution

Wish he would of said that, had me running around trying to find these files