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I actually tried the same thing with a raspberry pi and osmc. The darn thing had screen resolution issues, the screen would need to be offset manually every tim
by 2Gkashmiri 5y ago
I actually tried the same thing with a raspberry pi and osmc.
The darn thing had screen resolution issues, the screen would need to be offset manually every time the device restarted. I put in the coordinates in the config file but no dice.
Secondly, there was this whine when I pressed a button on the keyboard or even a Bluetooth one or a WiFi remote.
Thirdly, the text looked yuck terrible compared to the composite in satelite TV running at the same time.
I dropped the idea after a week of wasted efforts.
Oh, I had used a 3.5 to composite cable for output, no HDMI