The settings describe different images
Infomir distinguishes Graphic Resolution for interface objects from Video output mode for the display signal. A portal can therefore show sharp text while the programme source contains less detail. Menu sharpness does not prove the video was recorded at that resolution.
This distinction matters before changing account or portal data. A visual comparison between a text menu and a moving compressed image is not a source-resolution measurement.
Collect evidence about the programme
Keep the output and graphics settings stable and inspect the actual media information available through the supported player. If source properties are unavailable, say they are unknown rather than inferring them from the television’s mode.
Compare a known authorized item through the same route. If one source is softer while menus remain unchanged, preserve that scope. Repeatedly increasing interface resolution cannot restore detail absent from the recording.
Use the correct firmware context
The cited controls concern Linux/WebKit embedded portals on supported MAG models. Android MAG products can use different interfaces. Identify model and firmware before applying the terms.
For support, list Graphic Resolution, video output mode and the programme observation separately. This gives each number a clear subject and avoids advertising upscaled output as native source detail.
Questions answered
Does Graphic Resolution identify a programme’s source resolution?
No. Infomir defines it for drawing interface objects.
Will sharper portal text recover missing video detail?
No. Interface rendering does not change the original recording.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.