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| Thread ID: 82794 | 2007-09-08 07:15:00 | DvX playback problem to TV | Jeff (1070) | Press F1 |
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| 589222 | 2007-09-10 04:35:00 | Overlay in the driver settings may have to be ticked/unticked. Depending on what kind of videocard is in this. |
Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 589223 | 2007-09-11 00:34:00 | Just to go over the problem again. When I playback a HD Divx file, they show on my laptop screen but on the cloned screen on my TV, I just get a black "screen" where you would see it. The rest of the desktop displays fine. My TV is not High Def. So I assume this is why the High Def part is not shown. I am looking for a way to watch these files on my TV instead of the laptops screen. I assume that I will need a player to "down grade" the image. This would be cheaper than buying a new TV. Jeff. I work with dual screens, one a LCD TV that supports resolution up to 1080i and the other a LCD Monitor. I steer clear of using clone display, switch between whether I want output on big screen or 22 inch monitor. In answer to your ? – yes, if you mean by HD 1280 x 720 resolution or greater nothing will display on your TV if it doesn’t support those resolutions. To me to downscale to SD seems a lot of messing around and you miss out on a truly better image quality. Not sure about software players that can downscale on the fly to a standard definition as haven’t needed to do that. Though on BS Player have option that allows me select resolution which may do the trick. Re-encoding video to a lower (standard definition) resolution is another option, though quite a bit of messing around. |
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