>Hi.
>I've managed to get a VGA-to-TV convertor (etleast!), and I have
>connected my P350 to the TV to see how Arachne will look like.
>(I know that the P350 is not a slow SurvPC machine, but I got
>PC-DOS 2000 fully configured over there and it can run everything.
>No windows-only device anywhere.). As I have expected, the picture was
>abit blurry. The fonts were hard to see.. I tried to use the biggest
>system font and HTML font scaling availble, but things still looked
>abit weird. The resolution of the TV is indeed very lousy when you
>get to see how direct computer graphics look on it. Infact, even in
>the lowest resolution Arachne still looked abit hard to understand.
>I remember that DR-WebSpyder had a direct "for TV" visual setting
>option. I want to try it. If it will look more clearer, maybe Michael
>can get some ideas about how to add a "TV visual setup" for Arachne. :)
>Or Botton
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Hi,
Like you know I am also abit into this VGA2TV business- but more with
my arcademachine. I make use of direct RGB-input via software so colors
and
stuff maybe abit better for me- but that means runing into trouble with
interlace-flickering (for arcademachines a real non-interlaced mode like a
tweaked modex for example 512x512 would be great). However, it is funny to
see Arachne on a real great screen and I like the look&feel of Arachne on
my
arcademachine.
Such a "TV visual setup" for Arachne would be a real nice feature and
I think a challenge for programmers. Things to look at are the Sega
Dreamcast-
browser Dream Key 1.0 or settop-boxes TV-browser. It is also interessting
to
search the net and looking for what made TV-graphics-programming so
special
(and sometimes a nightmare).
It was new to me what you say about DR-WebSpyder- is there a place for
a stand alone download so I can test it?
regards, J�rg
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