I'm running MCE2005 into a Pioneer plasma at 1280x768 via DVI. MCE seems to only understand square pixels so when watching DVDs or HDTV I get small black bars filling only 1280x720 (and everyone is 6% too fat on my screen). I'm looking for ways around this. The most obvious solution would be a "stretch" mode that would just fill the screen (in my case stretching vertically about %6). I can't seem to find that option. (This would also be nice for those with 42" plasmas at 1024x768 16:9.) Anybody know a way to do this? I have found that with DVDs I can change the setting on the NVDVD decoder to "anamorphic" and then it will fill my screen vertically but will be in a 4:3 aspect ratio (compressed horizontally). I can then select Zoom3 which fills the screen and everything is great. This does not work for HDTV though. Zoom3 seems to do nothing on HDTV content when using "anamorphic" in the decoder. The picture just stays 4:3 with everyone tall and skinny. Is this a bug? If so, anyone heard that it would be fixed soon? What is Zoom3 supposed to do anyway? Seems to stretch horizontally to fill the screen on DVDs, but on HDTV content with the decoder set to normal mode (instead of anamorphic as above) it zooms instead of stretching. This gets rid of the small horizontal black bars that I have, but everything is still 6% too wide. My fallback option is to use 1280x720 resolution RGB instead of DVI. However, the picture quality is not nearly as good. (Due to analog cable, and scaling twice instead of once.) Any help would be greatly appreciated!