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<blockquote data-quote="edterbak" data-source="post: 583042" data-attributes="member: 69192">Hi, sorry for the late reply. I notice the display is old and resloution isnt optimal, but it is as it is.I think this is your best setting:Resolution to be used: 1024x768Supported refreshrates are: 60, 70, 72, 75, 85 hz&nbsp;&nbsp; *(~vertical frequency:how many times the screen is build from top to bottom)Set MP like 29.976/24p material &gt; 72hz&nbsp;&nbsp; (=3xfps)25 &gt; 75hz (=3xfps)29.9/30 &gt; 60hz (=2xfps)50 &gt; 75hz (=1,5xfps)Be sure to test the refreshrated in windows itself before using it in MP. This is asuming you connect your TV using Dsub and not with HDMI/DVI. With using HDMI/DVI I think you are less flexible judging from the list. You can also try setting up ReClock. This will probably help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edterbak, post: 583042, member: 69192"] Hi, sorry for the late reply. I notice the display is old and resloution isnt optimal, but it is as it is. I think this is your best setting: Resolution to be used: 1024x768 Supported refreshrates are: 60, 70, 72, 75, 85 hz *(~vertical frequency:how many times the screen is build from top to bottom) Set MP like 29.976/24p material > [B]72hz[/B] (=3xfps) 25 > [B]75hz[/B] (=3xfps) 29.9/30 > [B]60hz[/B] (=2xfps) 50 > [B]75hz[/B] (=1,5xfps) [B][COLOR="Red"]Be sure to test the refreshrated in windows itself before using it in MP. [/COLOR][/B] This is asuming you connect your TV using Dsub and not with HDMI/DVI. With using HDMI/DVI I think you are less flexible judging from the list. You can also try setting up ReClock. This will probably help. [/QUOTE]

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