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HTPC can you have 576i/480i and 1080p ?
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<blockquote data-quote="ryan20021982" data-source="post: 499032" data-attributes="member: 78143"><p>Well I know you can have the video stay untouched but not sure how the pc sends the signal out when doing that.</p><p></p><p>In conifg under video you can set defult zoom mode to (Original) or to test just change the zoom mode while playing, and it will play the video at its actual resolution, but like I said not sure how the pc sends the signal out, it probably sends the signal 1080p still but just sends the black border for the video also, but I am just guessing.</p><p></p><p>Hopefully someone can chime in that knows a little more about the video player.</p><p></p><p>Good luck I am gonna watch this thread since I was looking at getting a standalone scaler also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ryan20021982, post: 499032, member: 78143"] Well I know you can have the video stay untouched but not sure how the pc sends the signal out when doing that. In conifg under video you can set defult zoom mode to (Original) or to test just change the zoom mode while playing, and it will play the video at its actual resolution, but like I said not sure how the pc sends the signal out, it probably sends the signal 1080p still but just sends the black border for the video also, but I am just guessing. Hopefully someone can chime in that knows a little more about the video player. Good luck I am gonna watch this thread since I was looking at getting a standalone scaler also. [/QUOTE]
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