Hi,<br><br>I found a way to go around very easily. Here is a tiny shell script that I use as an alias to mythfrontend :<br><br>-----<br>#!/bin/sh<br>xrandr -s 1280x720<br>/usr/bin/mythfrontend && xrandr -s 1680x1050<br>-----<br><br>I use 1280x720 because my screen is a 16:10 LCD with a native resolution of 1680x1050.<br><br>If you happen to have a smaller screen or TV, then use 800x600 before starting mythfrontend, and whatever you native resolution is after quiting mythfrontend (e.g. 1024x768).<br><br>This is really working nicely for me. Of course, the screen modes should be known by X. I had to define the 1280x720 screen mode in my xorg.conf but for that, just google around the C file gtf.c and compile it as described in its header. This tiny program generates modelines that you can copy/paste into your xorg.conf. Very easy to use.<br><br>Of course, depending on the mythfrontend screen resolution, you need a theme that is either 800x600 (4:3) or 1280x720
(16:9). The themes with names ending with -wide (e.g. mythcenter-wide or minimalistic-wide) are of the 16:9 type.<br><br>I hope this will help. <br><br>J.<br><br><br><p> 
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