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OK, I realized these details and I'll keep the DVD only on the HUD, I had forgotten this option. thanks for the tips.

i always get "cant not reach address" or "The data connection could not be established: WSAEADDRNOTAVAIL - Cannot assign requested address"

Honestly, if you have little money, why do you even pay these a-holes from XBLSE/XBLH? they charge you more then Microsoft with a retail console

it should support most of the "common" features at the very least, if elseif for sure... calling other functions; yes indeed, it does support that (within lua atleast) For a more accurate response, wait for one of the Phoenix developers to answer

The thing about these filters is that they're not hardcoded, if someone modifies the filter functions (in the lua files) they'll not behave the same way, and... it's your job to select the filters you want, it's not our job... You could add these checks to the lua i suppose, but... it's not going to be a part of Aurora itself... it'll be in the lua scripts if it comes

This isn't a pirate request forum, go somewhere else...

But your screen size was not perfect fit If u have 32 inches screen Try this value v=23 h=40 Sent from my Xperia Miro using Tapatalk

one way would be to use FSD... check it's overscan settings when you found the perfect settings for your tv... and copy them over // Thank you swizzy, it works,,[emoji2] Sent from my Xperia Miro using Tapatalk

Voila..... Overscan tip works great. I use values like uses on my old settings.db of FSD, as follow: Horizontal: 79 Vertical: 35 you can see on picture works great. try small values likes Swizzy says, is the way of the sucess. good luck. Paulo

Just attatch it, then you can link to it... or you can use a free service like tinypic to upload your pictures... Try lower values then those... overscan should be adjusted lightly, like 1-10 at most... 1000/1500 is WAY to much! besides that, there is no real "this works for all monitors of this size" it depends ALOT on the make, model and whatnot... just experiment with various values and you should find it, one way would be to use FSD... check it's overscan settings when you found the perfect settings for your tv... and copy them over