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1:1 Mapping

Smoggy · 2006-09-02 12:08:35

How can I do 1:1 Mapping, My MCE can chose 1360 x 768, but displays with massive black borders, but also the native res is 1366 x 768. Does anyone know how to reconfigure it to display 1366 x 768 no borders.

02-09-2006 12:08pm

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How can I do 1:1 Mapping, My MCE can chose 1360 x 768, but displays with massive black borders, but also the native res is 1366 x 768. Does anyone know how to reconfigure it to display 1366 x 768 no borders.

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#2 02-09-2006 12:47pm

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have you set mce to widescreen?

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#3 02-09-2006 3:19pm

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what make of graphics card do you have?

You need to setup a custom resolution.

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#4 02-09-2006 3:59pm

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its a radeon 9250, bought it to do cutom res with a scart to vga

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#5 02-09-2006 6:22pm

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You are going from VGA to scart ?

Isnt 1366 x 768 an HDTV LCD display resolution doesn't the TV not have a VGA or DVI port ?

Either way I cant recall in the ATI control panel where you can force custom resolutions (it's buried in their somewhere) but powerstrip will allow you do that.

While not running at the max resolution I've observed on displays with the same resolution as above that if you run it at something like 1280x768 it does fill out the entire screen.

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