Re: Oversized video (video doesn't fit on display after calibratin
- From: "JW" <JW@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2008 13:14:31 -0700
Try the 6200 card and download the new 174.74 Beta drivers from the Nvidia Website along with the control center user guide.
174.74 has the ability to use custom resolutions or custom timings to shrink(underscan) the output from the graphics card.
"jesusffs" <jesusffs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:A1420314-C671-47F8-A21E-B76FA68DBF66@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Well if you have some suggestions for NVIDIA cards, I have my 6200 pci-e card
sitting right here, I'll pop it in and mess around w/ the Control Panel
options if you think it would solve the issue. Thanks for all your support so
far,
-Ryan
"Curious" wrote:
Apparently ATI and NVIDIA handle underscan compensation defiantly. ATI is
only doing it between your desktop and your graphics card input and not from
any sources to the graphics card to the graphics card output.
I use a Nvidia card so regretfully I can not offer any more suggestions.
"jesusffs" <jesusffs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:C1B68CA6-F8ED-440D-AC6E-561927CCFE9D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Yes I had been using VGA up until a few days ago, and switched back for > a
> test after reading your post (hadn't tested it on new ATI HD 2400 card)
> but
> it still doesn't fix the Media Center videos when played. The overscan
> options in the ATI Control Panel adjust the display on my desktop but > do
> nothing for the videos when they're played in Media Center. I also > messed
> with almost every other option in the ATI Control Panel and I didn't > find
> anything that made the video resize when played through Vista's Media
> Center....
> :( Ryan
>
> "Curious" wrote:
>
>> HDTVs normally overscan the inputs over these HDMI/DVI in order to
>> emulate a
>> standard CRT TV.
>> If your HDTV has a VGA interface use that for PC desktop applications
>> since
>> normally VGA interfaces are not overscanned since the VGA interface is
>> designed for PCs.
>> The latest card drivers from the Nvidia and ATI Websites have overscan
>> compensation capabilities so you can shrink the output so that when it >> is
>> expanded/overscanned it fits properly.
>> "jesusffs" <jesusffs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:650F4019-0CC8-4DB3-AFD1-D79D92AF3749@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >I have set my Vista operating system to 1360 x 768 and also setup >> >Vista
>> >Media
>> > Center's Display Calibration options to use 1360 x 768 resolution, >> > but
>> > when I
>> > watch a video it's hugely oversized and doesn't fit. When I watch >> > the
>> > sample
>> > video of the billiards players for example, the video isn't tall >> > enough
>> > or
>> > wide enough to see everything.
>> >
>> > I have tried a Nvidia 6200 pci-e card and am currently using a ATI
>> > Sapphite
>> > HD 2400XT (both had newest drivers) and using a DVI-HDMI cable for
>> > connection. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!
>> > :) Ryan
>>
.
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