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tetsu96:

::)  Actually, the custom resolutions are meant to work with either Computer Monitors or with TV's thru a Scan Converter that supports  a large scan range (and I'd go with a TView Gold).  The scan converter worries about how to display the image on the TV while the PC itself acts as if it were connected to a computer monitor...  hope that clarifies...

NVidia cards suck as a rule when it comes to TV out (ATI is much better according to most here), and I don't know of ANY video cards that output custom resolutions using their TV out (including ATI)...

But if you do use the custom resolutions, your game display will be nearly identical to the complicated ArcadeOS / AdvanceMAME setup while still being able to use Windows without too much additional effort...

tetsu96:

And if you do want to play around with the custom resolutions, I've got some drivers off my web page that you can download to hit the ground running.  NVidia changed the format of their drivers in their newest release and I haven't seen any performance increase using them in MAME (a decrease actually) so I keep the last release online...

Cheers. ;D

hmmmmm video games!!!:

well???

got it ;D

use command windows version of mame and emuloder for frontend..

and match you desktop res as same as the games and UNCHECK aspect ratio...there you go..full screen with no border....

you guys couldn't figure that out :(

might somethin do with video cards too...
i am running ati rage fury pro..i can even go over the black line...hehe

Regis Maltais:


--- Quote ---well???

got it ;D

use command windows version of mame and emuloder for frontend..

and match you desktop res as same as the games and UNCHECK aspect ratio...there you go..full screen with no border....

you guys couldn't figure that out :(

might somethin do with video cards too...
i am running ati rage fury pro..i can even go over the black line...hehe
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