Enable 3D controls in ATI Catalyst + Windows XP (1 Viewer)

fanformusik

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    TV-Server Version: 1.0RC1
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    Windows Version: Windows XP SP3
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    Motherboard: GA-MA78GM-S2H
    Video Card: ATI Radeon HD 3200
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    Hi,
    my monitor doesn't offer any gamma control, so I have to fine adjust for that on my computer. Since I am using MP in fullscreen mode, that has to be done within the "3D" settings of ATI's CCC, according to another post here in the forum.

    However, I can't find any sliders for gamma, brightness or contrast in the 3D section, so they might have been disabled for obscure reasons (Catalyst 8.5).

    Does any one out there have a solution how to reenable the controls?
    Or, how to make 3D gamma / brightness / contrast settings in the registry?

    Thanks for help!
     

    fanformusik

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    Update: Stupid me!
    Yes, those controls are there, though somewhat hidden in the colors submenu of CCC, where you can find a dropdown selection box for "desktop" and "3D". Select "3D" then make your adjustments. Works as expected.

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