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| MrMojoZ:
--- Quote from: ahofle on August 18, 2008, 03:51:45 pm --- You can set 640x480 (true color, 60 Hz) there. For some dumb reason, recent versions of windows see fit to 'hide' that mode from you. --- End quote --- It eliminates thousands of tech support calls every year. Yes, really. |
| ChicagoDave:
Does your TV support component video? Is so, I suggest that you switch to that. It made a world of difference for me. The text is much sharper and the colors are much better. |
| Turnarcades:
I had a load of similar issues when using an s-video tv for my first project. I had to change the software settings for my video card in Windows from 's-video' to 'auto-detect' to stop it coming in black+white! Once I solved this, I was fine with 800x600 but had to adjust the sharpness and horizontal moire settings on my tv (luckily it had those settings). |
| Stobe:
--- Quote from: ChicagoDave on August 19, 2008, 08:42:29 am ---Does your TV support component video? Is so, I suggest that you switch to that. It made a world of difference for me. The text is much sharper and the colors are much better. --- End quote --- How do you output component video from a PC? Can you use one of the old HD15 -> BNC cables used with macs and old monitors? Or do you have to hack a VGA cable? |
| ChicagoDave:
--- Quote from: Stobe on August 19, 2008, 11:03:08 pm --- --- Quote from: ChicagoDave on August 19, 2008, 08:42:29 am ---Does your TV support component video? Is so, I suggest that you switch to that. It made a world of difference for me. The text is much sharper and the colors are much better. --- End quote --- How do you output component video from a PC? Can you use one of the old HD15 -> BNC cables used with macs and old monitors? Or do you have to hack a VGA cable? --- End quote --- Most fairly recent video cards (especially ATI based) that support TV out will come with a component video out cable. The cable that came with my X800 Pro actually never worked correctly, so I ended up buying a DVI to Component Dongle. This worked great. You should notice a huge difference. At least I did. Also make sure you set your icons to large size and also increase the size of your text. This also helps. |
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