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Forum: Request/Discuss Game Solutions Topic: Clive Barker's Jericho Demo |
| SenseiJinx |
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Posted: 27 Sep 2007, 17:24
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| Wasn't the Bioshock demo like 2.5 GB? |
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Forum: Request/Discuss Game Solutions Topic: Forcing the monitor to support 1:1 pixel mapping? |
| SenseiJinx |
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Posted: 27 Sep 2007, 06:21
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| Thanks for the clarification: from what I'd previously read elsewhere, I'd gotten the gist that 1:1 pixel mapping would still scale the image to your screen, but keep the correct aspect ratio. As far as I know my monitor doesn't have any sort of aspect scaling tools. (It's a very nice monitor, I lov... |
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Forum: Request/Discuss Game Solutions Topic: Forcing the monitor to support 1:1 pixel mapping? |
| SenseiJinx |
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Posted: 26 Sep 2007, 03:06
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| Oh, okay, so the monitor does have a "Manual Image Adjust" option that may do the trick. The reason I've never noticed it, is because it's grayed out for DVI (since DVI auto adjusts the image). I should be able to give that a whirl for VGA. Thanks! |
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Forum: Request/Discuss Game Solutions Topic: Forcing the monitor to support 1:1 pixel mapping? |
| SenseiJinx |
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Posted: 25 Sep 2007, 21:32
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| Oh. Huh. I guess I didn't realize that 1:1 pixel mapping would map it at EXACTLY 640x480. I guess I just wanted to keep the aspect ratios -- you know, with pillarboxing for 4:3 and such. Thanks for the info. I haven't found anything to do with horizontal size adjustment on the monitor before, but I'... |
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Forum: Request/Discuss Game Solutions Topic: Forcing the monitor to support 1:1 pixel mapping? |
| SenseiJinx |
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Posted: 25 Sep 2007, 20:32
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| Wanting to play my Wii on my widescreen monitor, I bought one of these. Haven't got it yet, but should work well from the impressions I've read. Just one concern: as far as I've been able to deduce, my monitor has absolutely no support for 1:1 pixel mapping; it'll always stretch the image. Now, squa... |
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