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Posted by jesusffs on April 8, 2008, 3:16 pm
Please log in for more thread options 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.
> > 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.
> >> >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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