Fixing Tv Screen Aspect

[Here's Jonny]

I run on my monitor @ 1280x1024..

I've attached an image for what happens !!

Any ideas ???

[sub]

Thats bizarre. I've never seen anything like it.

What video card are you using? This looks like the sort of thing you'd get from some bad implementation of the video port drivers.

Have you tried switching between overlay/vmr7/vmr9 to see if it improves.

[Here's Jonny]

My video card is an Nvidia 6700XL

I'm running VM9, i'll try VM7 or overlay !!

[sub]

Zip and attach your gbpvr.exe-native.log and I'll see if there is anything that looks like a possible cause.

[Here's Jonny]

Attached.. Thanks

[chud]

lchiu7 & Here's Jonny,

sounds like you guys are having similar issues and they don't seem to be common ones. unless sub can pull some magic, maybe there is something common between you in regards to hardware / software (ie. video card, decoders, capture card, driver versions, etc). let us know what your setups are.

[lchiu7]

are you running a resolution of 1024x768? you would do well to switch to the native res of your tv as DLP's are fixed pixel displays so you currently are not getting 1:1 mapping and your picture will suffer.

seems strange that this would be happening. you haven't changed the default aspect ratio settings? what happens if you have GBPVR in a window (ie, not fullscreened) and press F7?

THe desktop is running at 1024x786 which is what Toshiba recommend as the res for the VGA input. The actual res of the monitor is 1280x720 so I presume the DLP scales.

But I see from other posts that for this image resizing to work you need to be running VRM9? My onboard video card doesn't support this so I run in overlay mode. Perhaps that is the problem?

[sub]

Yeah, F7 wont work with Overlay.

[Here's Jonny]

mine is running with VM9 !!

[sub]

Are you saying 'its working now I've switched to VMR9', or 'I'm already running VMR9'?