Bad Picture Clarity

[Josiah]

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I have high resolution photos that I want to put into a movie, but the images
are very low resolution when viewed on full screen. That shouldn't happen.
I've tried many different types of pictures but the same thing happens. I
have an ATI radeon 9700 graphics card. Does anyone know what could cause
this, or how I can fix it? I would appreciate any input. Thanks, Josiah.

 

[Chuck]

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What screen/display resolution are you using?
Generally Movies and the like are setup for conventional TV resolution,
which is much less than 1024x768, let alone larger display formats.

"Josiah" <Josiah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have high resolution photos that I want to put into a movie, but the
>images
> are very low resolution when viewed on full screen. That shouldn't happen.
> I've tried many different types of pictures but the same thing happens. I
> have an ATI radeon 9700 graphics card. Does anyone know what could cause
> this, or how I can fix it? I would appreciate any input. Thanks, Josiah.


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[bryan]

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test
"Chuck" <nospm@msn.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
e2n820k4EHA.1192@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> What screen/display resolution are you using?
> Generally Movies and the like are setup for conventional TV resolution,
> which is much less than 1024x768, let alone larger display formats.
>
> "Josiah" <Josiah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B162B667-904D-4E98-A865-2290C3A5934B@microsoft.com...
>>I have high resolution photos that I want to put into a movie, but the
>>images
>> are very low resolution when viewed on full screen. That shouldn't
>> happen.
>> I've tried many different types of pictures but the same thing happens. I
>> have an ATI radeon 9700 graphics card. Does anyone know what could cause
>> this, or how I can fix it? I would appreciate any input. Thanks, Josiah.
>
>
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