Reduce screen size

[petewxm]

Hi currently I have to run at 1280 at 720 to get 50hz, but viewing at this causes a bit of the screen to get cut off on each side, anyone know a way around this?

Or is there a setting in the config of GBPVR to reduce the screen slightly.

PS the screen doest get chopped at 60hz but I get panning blur

Thanks for any advice

Pete

[fluffykeith]

In the config file there are the following settings

<HorizontalZoom>1.00</HorizontalZoom>
<VerticalZoom>1.00</VerticalZoom>

it should help - by default there is some over scanning, I think 1.05 zoom.

Keith

[petewxm]

Hi Keith

I`ve tried reducing both but they dont reduce the screen size, I think these settings may only change the screen size on a MVP.

First I tried 0.95 then I tried 0.50 but with no effect

Any other ideas?

Thanks

Pete

[fluffykeith]

Not really - that was just something I picked up on the forum.
Sorry, I'm still learning about PVRX2.

Is it something you can change in the graphics setup - for example if you are using overlay then there may be a scaling setting for overlays - I think Nvidia drivers do it if you happen to have one of those.

Keith

[agidius]

I agree with the graphics setup.
click advanced while in the resolution setup screen, you should be able to find something in there.

[zehd]

I agree with the graphics setup.
click advanced while in the resolution setup screen, you should be able to find something in there.

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[dark_half]

You might try changining the values for thr following in the config.xml

Code:

<!-- overscan control (border size in pixels) -->
  <OverScanBorderX1>0</OverScanBorderX1>
  <OverScanBorderY1>0</OverScanBorderY1>
  <OverScanBorderX2>0</OverScanBorderX2>
  <OverScanBorderY2>0</OverScanBorderY2>
  <OverScanVideoAlso>true</OverScanVideoAlso>