Re: cyberpower pc I just bought

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From: jquiet (tester,testingplace,net)
Date: 02/11/04


Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 17:14:18 -0700

Sounds like your display is a true 720p HDTV (1280x720). WXGA also means
1280x720. 1280/720 is the same as 16/9 so the aspect ratio is 16:9. It seems
like the LCDs have a little extra (1386x788) but in the end you should be
using 1280x720, 60Hz in display properties on your computer. Can't you
select this in display settings, advanced, List All Modes? Do you have the
latest drivers for your video card? Which video card?

"Justin" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:00BE68C2-A6DC-49E8-89E4-B6A5C8141A3D@microsoft.com...
> Hi jquite.
>
> I looked up on-line information regarding the tv. Here is what I could
find, concerning display resolution:
> - HDTV Monitor
> - 0.87" WXGA LCD Panels
> - 3.28 Million Dots of Resolution
> - 1,092,168 Million Dots per Panel (3 Panels - 1386 x 788 x 3)
> - DVI-HDTV Interface
> - 16:9 Aspect Ratio
> - A/V Inputs ---
> Component Video(Y/Pb/Pr) Inputs: 2 Rear (1080i, 720p, 480p, 1480i)
> Composit Inputs: 1 Front/2 Rear
> S Video Inputs: 1 Front/2 Rear
> DVI-HDTV Interface: 1 Rear
>
> I obviously am no expert but had heard that DVI-HDTV was the way to go.
So knowing that I had the DVI in, I found a PC with the DVI Out option and
payed the $100 for the cable. Now, the specifications don't say, other than
for the Component video inputs, what the resolution settings for the
DVI-HDTV Inputs are. Any idea from there. I will check my Sony manual when
I get home to see if there is any more information in there.
>
> ANY IDEAS???? I did go to the www.avsforum.com and started poking around
but couldn't find anything yet. This forum seems to have the most
information regarding hooking up the Media center to hdtv monitors & it
seems like several others have had the same issue, but I just can't seem to
find the answer.
>
>
> ----- jquiet wrote: -----
>
> Look in your Sony manual or on-line for the resolution and refresh
rate that
> the Sony supports. How many pixels are in the LCD on that Sony, is it
> 854x480? It might support 1900x1080i as an input but then it might
have to
> internally convert it to what the LCD is actually capable of. You
will get
> the best results if you set your display to what the it can natively
> produce. In deisplay settings advanced there is a List All Modes that
shows
> what your card will accept try selecting the resolution from there.
If that
> does not work there is finally a program called Powerstrip that lets
you
> manually setup the parameters. avsforum.com might have the answer in
the
> forum or you can ask.
>
> "Justin" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2D2493BA-466D-48F9-BE72-C9F39DA19F8B@microsoft.com...
> > I just purchased a new HP Media center pc to hook up to my 42" Sony
LCD
> Projection. I knew I was venturing into unchartered territory by
trying to
> use the TV as my main monitor for the pc, but really want it to work.
I
> made sure that the pc had a good enough video card that included a
dvi out
> connection, since that's the highest in connection my tv has. Now I
got
> everything hooked up and it looks good & clear, but everything is cut
off
> all the way around the edges. My TV is supposed to have 1080i (which
I was
> told would support up to 1024 x 768, but my video card will only
allow me to
> set the display at 640 x 480. Any one have any Idea what I need to
do in
> order to see the whole picture?
>
>
>



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