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Changing Screen Position on raspberry pi
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What are you using to draw on the screen? That would determine how best to achieve this. I'd expect it to be doable regardless, but the path there would be different.
The screen is going to be connected to my pi 4 through HDMI, using x11 most likely. I'm still waiting on the lcd controller so I haven't been able to fully test the setup
You should be able to set up letterboxing using either xrandr or your window manager, although I got pretty unsatisfactory results when I searched for "xrandr letterboxing".