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KING111
05-17-07, 02:40 PM
I got a 22” monitor I did not know that to get everything in to
Proportion games would have to run in 1080-1050
SH4 for is ok but I have not got a hope of running SH3
In that 1080-1050 I have bean looking for dx9res10.zip and
Sh3 sp2 res fix.zip I know that they are at u-boot realsimulations.com
But the site want let me download them?
I was a member of the site and I have even tried joining the site
Again but it still will not let me get them are they any ware else :damn::damn::damn::damn:
Kpt. Lehmann
05-17-07, 02:50 PM
Give me a few minutes... I may be able to make your life easier.
I can no longer log onto UBRS either... nor can I send a message to terrapin in any way.
Hang on.;)
Kpt. Lehmann
05-17-07, 02:52 PM
Originally posted by JScones... I hope this helps before trying the other process you mentioned.
JScones
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OK, seems a lot of widescreen LCD users are having this problem.
Before going to the trouble of installing the resolution fix (which is a pita for XP SP2 users and may not solve this problem anyway), simply check out your video card settings (via your video card's control panel). nVidia card users (and presumable ATI card users) who have correctly installed their monitor should have the ability to adjust flat panel scaling settings. The usual choices are:
1. Use scaling (default setting)
2. Use fixed aspect scaling
3. Use monitor's in-built scaling (your monitor may have scaling options of its own for you to tinker with)
4. Do not scale
Using #2 or #4 will see SH3 running in 4:3 format. The difference being that #2 will scale the image as large as possible to fill your monitor, but still maintaining a 4:3 ratio.
#1 (and #3 depending on your monitor's scaling settings) will stretch SH3. You'll find that #1 is usually the default setting.
I use #2 with my 22" LCD monitor (with the highest AA and AF to compensate for any up-scale "jaggies") as default for everything and have never experienced visual distortion with any application or game (granted not too many as I've only had this computer for a few weeks) - things that should display widescreen do, and things that shouldn't, don't.
FYI an example of my nVidia settings screen...
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f117/KptLehmann/image1mp31.jpg
Kpt. Lehmann
05-17-07, 02:55 PM
Screenshot came out too small... you can DL the image here in higher res:
http://files.filefront.com/image1mp31zip/;7536174;/fileinfo.html
KING111
05-17-07, 07:30 PM
I have looked and looked but I can not find
That page I have got the old NVIDIA manager
Do you know ware it is in there?
I have even downloaded new drivers but it will
Not give me that page HELP
SquareSteelBar
05-18-07, 07:51 AM
I can no longer log onto UBRS either... nor can I send a message to terrapin in any way.
You're not the only one...:damn:
JScones
05-18-07, 07:59 AM
I have looked and looked but I can not find
That page I have got the old NVIDIA manager
Do you know ware it is in there?
I have even downloaded new drivers but it will
Not give me that page HELP
You say you have a 22" monitor, but is it LCD or CRT? If CRT, bad news I'm afraid - you won't have the settings.
If LCD, then under the "classic" control panel select "Digital Flat Panel Settings". The options are there.
If you have the latest nVidia drivers, you WILL have these settings. :yep:
FYI I run a 22" LCD Samsung WS monitor with an nVidia 7950GT (running 91.47 drivers) - all games play in perfect ratio.
KING111
05-18-07, 06:38 PM
i got a iiyama 22" LCD monidor
but i think the nvidia control panal thinks
its a CRT one because its giving me the option
to move the CRT display?
anyone got any ideas?
KING111
05-18-07, 08:51 PM
i got a nvidia 6800 does anyone know if it suports LCD
monitors:damn::damn::damn::damn::damn::damn:
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