On Thu, Mar 23, 2023 at 08:59:21PM +0530, Mayuresh wrote: > The same idea worked for me by choosing the highest resolution at boot > time, which gives me a high resolution X11. My window manager (ratpoison) > allows me to pad pixels on the sides. So I get exactly the size I need by > padding. > > Now only problem left is a bit of noise when playing videos. I am not sure > when it started, as it was playing smoothly a day ago. I also upgraded > from 9.3 to -current. Not sure if that mattered.
It appears that above two points are related. If I pad spaces at the window manager level the audio quality suffers! If I concede some screen space and reduce the amount of padding the sound quality is better again. Is there some way at xorg server level to "crop" the display size? I am using native xorg and I am on -current 10.99.2. (xrandr based new mode creation or rotation etc aren't working, as shared before) -- Mayuresh
