To prevent performance issues, please ensure that your TV screen settings are correct.

Screen settings

Resolution: 1920 x 1080

Overscan: Off
Overscan cuts off the edges of the video, ticker, etc. The settings that control overscan vary by manufacturer. The setting might be called Picture Size, Aspect Ratio, Screen Size, or something else. Refer to the instruction manual for your specific display for instructions on turning off overscan.

Font scaling: 100%
Some TVs default to a higher percentage, which hurts performance.

Screen refresh rate: 60 hz
Some TVs will allow you to adjust this setting.

Changing player settings – Linux

You may change the display settings on your Linux player by connecting a mouse and keyboard to the player and following the steps below.

1. Ctrl + Shift + W
2. Exit Terminal Screen (will return to production if not exited)
3. Click on power button at top of screen
4. Click on Settings
5. Click on Display
6. Change resolution to 1920 x 1080, 60hz, and save change
7. Restart player to restart production

Changing player settings – Windows

You may change the display settings on your Windows player by connecting a mouse and keyboard to the player and following the steps below.

1. Ctrl + Shift + W
2. Exit Terminal Screen (will return to production if not exited)
3. Right-click anywhere on the desktop (not on an icon)
4. Click on Display Settings
5. Make sure “Scale” is set to 100%
5. Make sure “Display Resolution” is set o 1920×1080
6. Click on “Advanced Display” be sure the refresh rate is set to 60Hz
7. Restart player to restart production