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Screen Resolution Problem

PhotogTom · 2010-09-04 14:14:48

Just bought a new laptop. The "native" or default resolution is 1024 x 768 and 32 bit color. My issue is in running streaming video from www.espnplayer.com. The default, but very small, video is very clear. When I click to full size it get tremendously pixellated. I've tried a different browser (same on Chrome and Firefox)…

04-09-2010 2:14pm

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PhotogTom

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Just bought a new laptop. The "native" or default resolution is 1024 x 768 and 32 bit color. My issue is in running streaming video from www.espnplayer.com. The default, but very small, video is very clear. When I click to full size it get tremendously pixellated.
I've tried a different browser (same on Chrome and Firefox) and resetting the resolution of the montior down to as low as 800 x 600. Same results. I also checked a full res youtube video and it looked relatively clear at full screen.
Any ideas? Help - I have a game to watch later this afternoon!:)

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#2 04-09-2010 2:37pm

PogMoThoin

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Its probably a low resolution stream, therefore the native res of Your screen makes no difference. Is there an option to select a higher quality stream. Youtube is now HD, depending on the quality You select but still has very poor quality in fullscreen.

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