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black border using epson 2200
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black border using epson 2200. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () For the very first print I made with my new Epson 2200 I went looking around at all the options and found one that would print a black border on my image. I like the look of it. The...
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HDMI Input Centered with Border
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black border is present My Media Center computer: MCE 2005 Athlon XP 2200+ 1GB DDR 2100 Abit NF7S2G Tyan Radeon 9700pro 250GB SATA Seagate Plextor 8x DVD Burner The black border is gone My brothers computer: XP Pro Opteron 150 2GB DDR 3200...
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HDTV / Pioneer PRO-610HD / Newbie Question
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HDTV / Pioneer PRO-610HD / Newbie Question. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Is the TV or NBC? I've had the Pioneer set for quite a few years now but am just arriving at the HD party. The other night I was watching West Wing for the first time...
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Photo in Backlit Lightbox
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objective? > Bob Williams >> Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () In article , "Don" wrote: > I'm just trying to find an easier way to "black> out" the area of a 16x20" lightbox that a 13x19" print won't cover. Opaque black or other colored...
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Screen Resolution Question
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the displayed size. For example, a 1280x1024 set to VGA will display 640x512 in one half of the screen to maintain the native maximum resolution of the LCD. There will be black borders around the displayed image. There are video adapters that will...
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TV set Ratios ( 16:9 / 4:3 )
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Hi,does anyone know what size 16:9 TV i would have to get, that when in 4:3 mode would give a 32 inch picture ? (IE,with black borders at the sides) I worked it out to be about 42" but i'm not sure of the exact formula. I may get a 16:9 TV soon to replace...
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switched to dvi cable and now am confused
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of the screen. As in, before i could adjust the screen size to fit the border, but now i cant. Its crisp and all, but theres a black border around all sides of it. I'm thinking the dvi only uses the number of pixels that the res is to keep it super crisp....
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DVI->HDMI cable prob (related to both ATI & Nvidia)
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mentions in his post, having black borders, something he called underscanning. Note, this *isn't* black 'bars' above and below an image like one might see on an overwide movie that's being inset into a lower Width:height-ratio display, but is a black border...
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MAME32 Full Screen Not On All Games
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stretching > Any ideas / thoughts? > Cheers > Hello Shaun, Remember me? Hitesh. I sold a Jamma Cabinet to you last year. Anyway, back to topic, its a sin to stretch to full screen!. Live with the black borders, keep it original. And get a second...
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Windows 7 RC + 4850 + 1080p monitor = Black bars!
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Windows 7 RC + 4850 + 1080p monitor = Black bars!. Purchased a new monitor for the availability of using 1080p HD. There are black borders all the way around the desktop that is approximately 2-3 inches from expanding the full depth of the monitor. Not sure...
