HDMI output "Mode not supported" And incorrect Resolution

[willydood]

So I recently just got my own raspberry pi and on my SD I put NOOBS on it. From NOOBS I installed both raspbian and rasbmc as I also wanted to watch movies. My first issue was that after I had them installed and wanted to boot, it would turn on, and I would get "Mode not supported" from my TV. Afterwards I gained video and it was rasbian booting.
First problem: How can I fix the mode not supported so I can boot into raspbmc because I can not see.

After that I formatted my SD card and decided to give berry boot a try.
When I put berry boot on I once again got 'Mode not supported" and I went into config.txt and got it to show video by putting:
hdmi_force_hotplug=1
hdmi_drive=2
hdmi_group=2
hdmi_mode=*

*I tried multiple modes and still had the issue below:

So I did get video from berry boot with those, but the resolution was really low so some of the settings I needed to see in berryboot were covered up. I tried different hdmi_mode(s) to change the resolution but it stayed low the entire time

Can anyone help me fix either of these issues?

[DougieLawson]

Try running the tvservice command to see what your HDMI is capable off.

http://elinux.org/RPiconfig#Which_value ... monitor.3F
and
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 29&t=24679

[willydood]

well I did check it before (I can't remember what it is now) and I used hdmi_mode=* corresponding to the supported resolutions and hertz. And as I said I currently do not have an OS because I couldn't see some parts of BerryBoot.

EDIT: Ok I went and changed my
hdmi_group=2 to hdmi_group=1 and set hdmi_mode to hdmi_mode=16 for 1080p at 60Hz and it works now.

[Phill Rymer]

check tv source is set to hdmi its found in tv settings menu