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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 487244" data-attributes="member: 76888">i think u uploaded the wrong picture?use aspect ratio = normalunder mediaportal config -&gt; general : Start screen = Set to your TVyou'll have to change your ATI CCC settings, but I can't fully help you as I use single display setupunder CCC you can try changing the following settings...Scaling Options = 0%Using clone vs extended desktopCheck the resolution your 2nd display is atLoad a 1920x1080 test pattern - <a href="http://www.tigerdave.com/images/testpatterns/1920x1080_overscan.gif" target="_blank">http://www.tigerdave.com/images/testpatterns/1920x1080_overscan.gif</a>Check you have 1:1 mapping on the TVNB - I doubt it's got anything to do with interlacing.&nbsp; You could try turning on/off exclusive mode in VMR9 Directshow settings, as I'm not sure if exclusive mode has any effect with dual monitor setup... however it's best to leave exclusive mode ON.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 487244, member: 76888"] i think u uploaded the wrong picture? use aspect ratio = normal under mediaportal config -> general : Start screen = Set to your TV you'll have to change your ATI CCC settings, but I can't fully help you as I use single display setup under CCC you can try changing the following settings... Scaling Options = 0% Using clone vs extended desktop Check the resolution your 2nd display is at Load a 1920x1080 test pattern - [url]http://www.tigerdave.com/images/testpatterns/1920x1080_overscan.gif[/url] Check you have 1:1 mapping on the TV NB - I doubt it's got anything to do with interlacing. You could try turning on/off exclusive mode in VMR9 Directshow settings, as I'm not sure if exclusive mode has any effect with dual monitor setup... however it's best to leave exclusive mode ON. [/QUOTE]

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