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<blockquote data-quote="fiveolddogs" data-source="post: 779882" data-attributes="member: 114695"><p>Thanks for the guide. Could you explain why these two particular resolutions are chosen? What does the 1280x720 represent? </p><p></p><p>The closest I have come to success is using the registry setting solution posted earlier in this thread. I run my HTPC at 1360x768, so I changed all the resolutions in the registry to that resolution. Now when I switch to the HTPC, MP fills the screen horizontally, but only about two thirds of the screen vertically. It looks like Windows is switching to something like 1360x1024 when the S3 signal is sent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fiveolddogs, post: 779882, member: 114695"] Thanks for the guide. Could you explain why these two particular resolutions are chosen? What does the 1280x720 represent? The closest I have come to success is using the registry setting solution posted earlier in this thread. I run my HTPC at 1360x768, so I changed all the resolutions in the registry to that resolution. Now when I switch to the HTPC, MP fills the screen horizontally, but only about two thirds of the screen vertically. It looks like Windows is switching to something like 1360x1024 when the S3 signal is sent. [/QUOTE]
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