Hi nix999,
Of course it is, all the geometry options do is to modify the default params in the crt_range line. The idea is to build a crt_range that gives the correct geometry first, and then only apply the UI tweaks in edge cases.
You can control the vertical position, but not the vertical height (or v-size). This is not a limitation of the software, but a real feature of the CRT technology. V-size control requires electrical adjustments happening inside the monitor that we can't request through the video signal itself.
But I'm wondering now ... if the xml tag triggers switchres to generate a 'perfect' modeline the 2nd time it must be possible to tweak crt_range0 and crt_range1 to immediately generate the 'perfect' mode the first time?
Of course it is, all the geometry options do is to modify the default params in the crt_range line. The idea is to build a crt_range that gives the correct geometry first, and then only apply the UI tweaks in edge cases.
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And crt_rangeX does not allow me to control the vertical height and position then? Probably the absence of the CRT V size is related to that ...
You can control the vertical position, but not the vertical height (or v-size). This is not a limitation of the software, but a real feature of the CRT technology. V-size control requires electrical adjustments happening inside the monitor that we can't request through the video signal itself.

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