Now, as you can see, the resolution of a Raspberry Pi is still really poor, so we're not really using
the full HDMI resolution that is needed.
We can easily fix that by opening the terminal right here and changing some of the settings.
So open the terminal here.
I want you to write the following commands.
You need to write pseudo meaning.
You want to get administration access.
We do that by typing pseudo.
Then we're going to type Nannerl and then you're going to type the following directory boot.
And then inside the boot there is a file called config.
We are going to be changing this file.
So this is the file we are talking about now in this file, we're going to go down.
Until we reach this section in this section, we're going to add some HDMI settings.
The first thing we need to do is type HDMI, underscore, ignore.
Underscore it.
And then we're going to let this equal to some value, which is zero x five four zero eighteen.
Next, we need to type HDMI under a group and this equals to two and then HDMI underscore mode equal
to 85.
Now, we need to exit this and of course, save it here.
We can find all the shortcut so we can simply click on Control and X and then we will be promoted with
this.
If we want to save the modified file, click on Y.
Now, that is birth control, see now that is controlled to control oxygen control, see, now let us
have this fire control x you want to save, modify, click on Y, you click, enter.
And here we go.
Now we need to restart.
So go to the raspberry icon here.
Shut down and reboot.
Now, here we go, as you can see, the resolution right now is way higher than it was.