Hi there,
I had asked about this sometime ago, but it ended that my tv arrived
broken and I had to return it. I got pissed off, and gave up. Now, I
got a new lcd tv and I´m looking for the changes that I have to do to
convert my current 4:3 setup to a 16:9 one.
Since the
I would use the native resolution of your LCD, otherwise I suspect
things won't look very good. An XP2200 should be plenty CPU to
handle a resolution of 1360x768 -- I have an XP1600+ with a Radeon
9000 pushing a 1680x1050 display without any trouble. As for
settings, I use monitoraspect=16:9 in
hi
The native resolution of this tv is 1366x768. The manual says that the
best looking resolution for pc input should be [EMAIL PROTECTED] I´m
using the VGA cable for now. I added the monitoraspect=16:9 to mplayer
opts. xine seems to not need any particular option. I have geometry
=1360x768 in
On Tuesday 14 August 2007 03:34:05 Christian Lyra wrote:
hi
The native resolution of this tv is 1366x768. The manual says that the
best looking resolution for pc input should be [EMAIL PROTECTED] I´m
using the VGA cable for now. I added the monitoraspect=16:9 to mplayer
opts. xine seems to
The native resolution of this tv is 1366x768. The manual says that the
best looking resolution for pc input should be [EMAIL PROTECTED] I´m
using the VGA cable for now. I added the monitoraspect=16:9 to mplayer
opts. xine seems to not need any particular option. I have geometry
