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22.01.2010 18:51:00
Menu position when I turn on TV
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I'm using remote buddy with a mac mini hooked up to a sony HDTV. whenever i turn the tv off and back on, the remote buddy menu is no longer in the center if the screen. i suspect it is because i've got my mac display settings set to 720p but the menu repositions itself for 1080i when the mac first notices the tv come on. i'm not changing any settings, menu just moves when you turn tv off and on again. is there a way to for remote buddy to reposition itself without closing it and starting it again? 

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05.02.2010 13:11:09
Re: Menu position when I turn on TV
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I have the same problem here with 720 p resolution. It depends on the resolution. When you change back to 1080 or similar the menu will be in the center of the screen again. After a restart of RB the menu is also in the center of the creen but it helps not for a long period. 
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06.03.2010 18:47:40
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You could use an application called SwitchResX to force the Mac mini into not using 1080i.

My Pioneer 1080p set always want to go into 1080i, so I have to manually change the Mac to output 1080p, but SwitchResX does this for me now. It's also useful for switching between refresh rates so that I can watch film based material as well as video based material without any stuttering.