pleb post at 2017-5-29 00:40:59

orange pi zero tv out overscan

i tried to search for a solution, but it seems there's no answer anywhere :@

pleb post at 2017-6-25 23:47:16

i finally found the solution to my problem
https://projects.nwrk.biz/projects/allwinner-tvout
using this tool i managed to fix my overscan issues :lol

admin post at 2017-6-5 10:57:04

There are two versions of TV-OUT, PAL and NTSC. The default one is PAL with 50HZ, you should check wether your TV could support this format.

pleb post at 2017-6-13 04:53:02

mine supports both, how do i deal with overscan?

Zachrey post at 2019-3-18 12:19:18

pleb replied at 2017-6-25 23:47
i finally found the solution to my problem
https://projects.nwrk.biz/projects/allwinner-tvout
using...

Congratulations!!

So I should put all the files from the website into a directory somewhere on the OPZ and then run gcc on it? Does an executable file pop out of the compiler or do I have do some more things to make it an executable? I compiled a kernel for XENIX once wwaaaaayyyyy back in 1991, LOL! But I forgot how i did it...

Zachrey post at 2019-3-18 12:24:32

Zachrey replied at 2019-3-18 12:19
Congratulations!!

So I should put all the files from the website into a directory somewhere on th ...

Whoops! Never mind! I found rhe wiki tab on the site.

So I do a wget on the "tvout" executable and chmod it and so forth...
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