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ÓmarSmith skrifaði:Ekkrt vandamál í Vista.. þar er þetta scalað perfect bara í startuppi .. og maður þarf ekkert að pæla í því.

XP er alltaf í rugli. Vantar sirka 1cm upp á alla kannta :S mætti frekar vera of lítið en of stórt...

t.d þegar´eg ætla ða nota FRAPS þá sé´ég ekki einu sinni merkið fer út af rammanum.

The top/bottom/sides of my screen are going past the edge! What do I do?

That is normal, a television set overscans on purpose. This is to hide minor imperfections that are often at the edges of analog TV signals. This is also to have TV completely fill your screen. PC output (along with proper HD sources such as HD DVD and Blu-ray players) generally doesn't suffer this issue so minimizing the overscan is often desired. ATI and NVIDIA's drivers offer methods of overscan compensation. PowerStrip can also help you by making a custom resolution inside a standard timing.

So I have one of the 1366x768 flat panels how do I get the best results with it?

Using 1366x768 causes one issue for a PC which is that 1366 pixels is not divisible by 8 and due to legacy issues PC graphics cards cannot typically produce a resolution that isn't divisible by eight. Thus 1360x768 or 1368x768 are the closest resolutions. The newest drivers from NVIDIA and ATI are fairly good at working with the 1366x768 sets and can set 1368 and trim 2 pixels off to match it.

NOTE: Custom resolutions such as 1360x768 are only available with VGA or DVI/HDMI. Component video ouput is locked into the standard DTV resolutions (480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i).

There is one problem that may prevent any 1366x768 compatible resolution from working which is not a PC problem. Many TV vendors do not expect a PC to be connected via DVI/HDMI, as such the DVI/HDMI input only accepts standard Digital TV type resolutions. Download MonInfo and run it, it will tell you the various timings the port will accept. If you don't see a 136*x768 timing listed there isn't much you can do: try 720p or 1080i and see how it scales, or switch to VGA. Many vendors of 1366x768 sets that include a VGA port allow the custom timings over VGA.