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<blockquote data-quote="aasimon" data-source="post: 170741" data-attributes="member: 26674"><p>You claim to be in the UK. So I will assume you have a PAL TV.</p><p>You need to create or use a res of 720x576 for 4:3 or 1024x576 for 16:9 at 50 Hz. (TV timings)</p><p></p><p>I will admit to not having tried this on an nVidia card. But the ATI 9800 AIW card I did it on (using PowerStrip) was so much better once I got the 576 lines working.</p><p>As for the monitor. I created a custom made monitor driver that claimed the Monitor would do 1024x576. (Again using PowerStrip).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aasimon, post: 170741, member: 26674"] You claim to be in the UK. So I will assume you have a PAL TV. You need to create or use a res of 720x576 for 4:3 or 1024x576 for 16:9 at 50 Hz. (TV timings) I will admit to not having tried this on an nVidia card. But the ATI 9800 AIW card I did it on (using PowerStrip) was so much better once I got the 576 lines working. As for the monitor. I created a custom made monitor driver that claimed the Monitor would do 1024x576. (Again using PowerStrip). [/QUOTE]
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