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Hi,

I was having trouble showing the bottom of the picture when using Visage with my 1260 Mediator/Voodoo system. After some messing around I found it was using a 1280 by 1024 resolution but when I tested that res in Picasso96mode it is only showing half the screen. This is on a Belinea (Eyetech) monitor which my wife has hidden the instructions to. I had a bit of a play and found that if I increased the clock Mhz I could turn off the interlace which then showed the full screen - but it flickers horribly.

Is it possible to use this mode so that I can see all the screen, or should I delete the mode from Picass96mode so that Visage is forced to choose a different one?

I can't seem to get Visage (or Picshow) to use the tooltypes/argumnets that I set.   :-/

Thanks for any help.

 
 

Offline Thomas

Re: 1280x1024 shows only half the vertical (was my Visage/Picshow thread)
« Reply #1 on: April 05, 2007, 04:39:59 PM »

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This is on a Belinea (Eyetech) monitor which my wife has hidden the instructions to.


If you'd post the exact version number, one could search the internet for a PDF version.

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Is it possible to use this mode so that I can see all the screen


If both, your monitor and your gfx card support it, then yes. Just get the frequencies right and use neither interlace nor doublescan.

Frequencies should be like this:

Horizontal = 63.981 kHz
Vertical = 60.020 Hz
Dot Clock = 108 MHz

if it is a TFT (flickers on a CRT)

and

Horizontal = 79.976 kHz
Vertical = 75.025 Hz
Dot Clock = 135 MHz

if it is a CRT.

The frequencies are taken from my monitor's manual, but they are VESA compatible, so they should be ok for all PC monitors.

Bye,
Thomas