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<blockquote data-quote="ziphnor" data-source="post: 56941" data-attributes="member: 14215"><p>Dont worry about PAL vs NTSC, just focus on changing the desktop res. to 50Hz. My HTPC uses ATI, but im betting that the nvidia drivers will allow you to set 50Hz if you look closely. You probably also want to set the frequency override, because otherwise MP might decide to switch to 60Hz again. I would try to download the Moninfo util from the Powerstrip homepage, it will list the timings the tv claims to accept, but dont be surprised if this information turns out to be bocus.</p><p></p><p>There is of course also the possibility that the LCD display doesnt really support 50Hz, ie it will convert anything 50Hz to 60Hz itself. In that case you should still try to set the HTPC output to 50Hz as the TV might be better at performing this 50->60 conversion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ziphnor, post: 56941, member: 14215"] Dont worry about PAL vs NTSC, just focus on changing the desktop res. to 50Hz. My HTPC uses ATI, but im betting that the nvidia drivers will allow you to set 50Hz if you look closely. You probably also want to set the frequency override, because otherwise MP might decide to switch to 60Hz again. I would try to download the Moninfo util from the Powerstrip homepage, it will list the timings the tv claims to accept, but dont be surprised if this information turns out to be bocus. There is of course also the possibility that the LCD display doesnt really support 50Hz, ie it will convert anything 50Hz to 60Hz itself. In that case you should still try to set the HTPC output to 50Hz as the TV might be better at performing this 50->60 conversion. [/QUOTE]
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